É Isso (part. Davi Kneip)

The song 'É Isso' by Japãozin featuring Davi Kneip delves into the complexities of a relationship that is based more on physical attraction than emotional connection. The lyrics repeatedly mention the phrase 'Ah, ah, que caô,' which is Brazilian slang for 'What a lie' or 'What a deceit.' This indicates that one of the partners is aware of the superficial nature of their relationship, yet they continue to engage in it.

The chorus, 'É amor de cama, deixa no sigilo / Em quatro paredes o que você faz comigo,' translates to 'It's love in bed, keep it a secret / Within four walls what you do with me.' This suggests that the relationship is purely sexual and is meant to be kept private. The repeated lines 'Tu fala que me ama / Eu finjo que eu acredito' ('You say you love me / I pretend that I believe it') reveal a mutual understanding that their declarations of love are not genuine, but both are willing to maintain the facade for the sake of physical pleasure.

The song reflects a common situation where individuals may knowingly enter into relationships that are not based on true feelings but rather on convenience or physical desire. It's a candid portrayal of a no-strings-attached arrangement where both parties are complicit in the deception, choosing to ignore the lack of emotional depth for the temporary satisfaction it provides.