Vida Torta

In 'Vida Torta,' Ícaro e Gilmar delve into the emotional turmoil and eventual solace found in love. The song's lyrics paint a vivid picture of a person who has wandered through numerous fleeting relationships, searching for something meaningful. The opening lines, 'Sabe quantas bocas eu beijei pra sentir gosto de saudade,' reflect a sense of longing and the emptiness that comes from superficial connections. This sets the stage for the protagonist's journey from a life of casual encounters to finding someone who brings a sense of completeness.

The chorus reveals a transformative moment: 'Até você chegar balada, farra e bar / Ocupava o lugar vazio do meu coração.' Here, the protagonist acknowledges that their previous lifestyle of partying and fleeting romances was merely a way to fill the void in their heart. The arrival of a significant other brings a profound change, making them 'cego pra outras,' or blind to others. This metaphor highlights the depth of their newfound love and the impact it has on their life.

However, the song also touches on the fragility of this newfound happiness. The lines 'Por causa de um ciuminho quer me devolver pra vida louca' suggest that jealousy threatens to undo the stability and peace the protagonist has found. The plea, 'Mas pelo amor de Deus volta / Você é a pessoa certa pra arrumar minha vida torta,' underscores the desperation and realization that this person is essential for their well-being. The song beautifully captures the complexities of love, from the search for meaning to the fear of losing it once found.