Morena Veneno (part. MC Mininin, Humberto e Ronaldo, Paulo Pires, Iriz, Ja1 No Beat e DJ Nattan)

In 'Morena Veneno,' Ícaro e Gilmar, along with a host of collaborators, delve into the emotional turmoil of a man grappling with the aftermath of a breakup. The song's protagonist finds himself drowning his sorrows in alcohol, using it as a temporary escape from the pain of seeing his ex-girlfriend move on. The lyrics poignantly capture his internal struggle as he questions her actions and whereabouts, wondering if she's sober or drinking, and whether she's crying or enjoying herself. This uncertainty and longing are central to the song's emotional core.

The song also explores themes of self-worth and revenge. The protagonist reflects on how he was blind to the signs of the relationship's demise, feeling used and undervalued. In response, he decides to reclaim his sense of self by returning to the nightlife, blocking his ex on social media, and engaging in casual encounters. This act of rebellion is both a coping mechanism and a statement of independence, as he tries to show that he can move on and enjoy life without her.

' Morena Veneno' is a vivid portrayal of the complexities of post-breakup emotions. The protagonist's journey from heartache to defiance is marked by a mix of vulnerability and bravado. The song's collaboration with various artists adds layers of musical and lyrical depth, making it a rich tapestry of contemporary Brazilian music. The imagery of partying, drinking, and updating his 'list of fools' underscores the cyclical nature of trying to heal from a broken heart while still being haunted by memories of the past.