Estilo

Hot e Oreia's song 'Estilo' is a bold declaration of their unique style and identity in the music scene. The lyrics open with a series of criticisms and doubts about their music, reflecting the skepticism they face from some listeners and critics. This sets the stage for the duo to assert their confidence and individuality, emphasizing that their style is something innate and unteachable. The repeated phrase 'Me dá só um poquito do estilo' (Give me just a little bit of style) underscores the idea that their flair is something others desire but cannot easily replicate.

Oreia's verses highlight the duo's playful and irreverent attitude. They reference their influences and the cultural milieu they navigate, blending humor with a sense of pride in their roots. The mention of 'jutsu secreto' (secret jutsu) and 'recuperar as referências não citadas' (recovering unmentioned references) suggests a deep connection to their cultural and musical heritage, which they bring into their contemporary work. This blend of past and present, local and global, is a hallmark of their style.

Hot's verses further emphasize the authenticity and originality of their style. He describes how his look and demeanor influence those around him, from his neighbors to his fans. The imagery of 'shortin curtin e o bigodin finin' (short shorts and thin mustache) and 'corte de cabelo estilo Sayajin' (haircut like a Saiyan) paints a vivid picture of his distinctive appearance. Hot's assertion that 'estilo não se compra, se tem' (style can't be bought, it's something you have) encapsulates the song's central message: true style is inherent and cannot be imitated.