Scroll

Ivandro's song 'Scroll' delves into the modern-day issue of digital disconnection, where physical proximity is overshadowed by emotional distance due to constant engagement with technology. The repetitive mention of '2 quilómetros' symbolizes the emotional gap that feels as vast as two kilometers, even when the person is physically close. This metaphor highlights the irony of being near someone yet feeling distant because of their preoccupation with their phone.

The lyrics poignantly capture the frustration and longing of someone who feels neglected as their partner is absorbed in endless scrolling. Lines like 'Sempre no scroll baby, sinto-te tão longe' and 'Quê que encontraste depois de tanto scroll' reflect a sense of helplessness and a plea for attention. The song questions the value found in the digital world compared to the real, tangible connection that is being ignored.

Ivandro also touches on the desire for a break from this digital monotony, suggesting activities like watching a new series together or imagining a trip to Hawaii. These lines, 'Baza ligar a TV, mete uma série nova' and 'Podemos imaginar que amanhã vamos ao Havai,' offer a glimpse of hope and a solution to bridge the emotional gap. The song ultimately serves as a commentary on the pervasive impact of technology on personal relationships, urging listeners to reconnect with the world and people around them.