Hábito

In 'Hábito,' Guilherme & Santiago explore the complexities and emotional depths of love, portraying it as both a necessity and a habit. The song begins with the narrator expressing a desperate need for love, feeling insecure and unable to live without their partner. This sets the stage for a narrative that delves into the vulnerability and transparency that come with deep emotional connections. The lyrics 'Paro, olho a solidão de frente' (I stop, I face loneliness head-on) highlight the courage it takes to confront solitude and the impossibility of forgetting a significant other.

The song then transitions into a reflection on the nature of their relationship, describing it as a 'História básica de um grande amor' (basic story of a great love) and a 'Cúmplice de um caso de paixão' (accomplice in a case of passion). These lines suggest that their love story, while seemingly ordinary, is filled with intense passion that has complicated the narrator's heart. The use of the word 'cúmplice' (accomplice) adds a layer of intrigue, implying a partnership that goes beyond mere affection.

As the song progresses, the narrator urges their partner to break free from their enigmatic and mechanical demeanor. The lines 'Desfaz essa postura meio máquina' (undo this somewhat mechanical posture) and 'Se solta desse olhar enigmático' (let go of this enigmatic look) call for a more genuine and open expression of love. The narrator emphasizes that love doesn't require magic or logic, but rather a solid and practical approach. The concluding lines, 'Você tomou meu coração tão rápido / Que amar você já se tornou um hábito' (You took my heart so quickly / That loving you has already become a habit), encapsulate the essence of the song. Love, in this context, is portrayed as an ingrained part of the narrator's life, something that has become second nature.