Medo

In 'Medo,' Grupo Kamisa 10 explores the universal theme of fear and how love can be a powerful antidote to it. The song begins by listing various common fears, such as thunderstorms, supernatural entities, and even mundane worries like losing money or breaking a mirror. These fears are presented almost humorously, as the singer dismisses them one by one, stating that they are not truly frightening.

The real fear, as revealed in the chorus, is the fear of losing a loved one. This fear is so profound that merely speaking about it gives the singer chills. However, the presence and embrace of the loved one immediately dispel this fear. The lyrics emphasize that with the loved one by their side, the singer feels invincible, even against the most terrifying and absurd fears, like the 'Bruxa do 71' (a reference to a character from a popular Brazilian TV show).

The song beautifully captures how love can provide a sense of security and courage. The singer feels emboldened to face any challenge, whether it's flying in an airplane or confronting mythical creatures. The repeated declaration of 'Te amo' (I love you) underscores the transformative power of love, making it clear that the singer's greatest strength comes from their relationship. This heartfelt message resonates with anyone who has ever found solace and bravery in the arms of a loved one.