Se Vira Aí (part. Zé Felipe)

Joelma Joelma

Empowerment and Resilience in the Face of Betrayal

Joelma's song "Se Vira Aí," featuring Zé Felipe, is a powerful anthem of empowerment and resilience in the face of betrayal. The lyrics convey a strong message of self-worth and independence, as the protagonist refuses to be consumed by the pain of a broken relationship. Instead of wallowing in sorrow, she asserts her strength and determination to move on, emphasizing that the betrayal she experienced is unforgivable and that she will not tolerate sharing her love with someone unfaithful.

The recurring phrase "Se vira aí," which translates to "Figure it out yourself," serves as a bold declaration of the protagonist's refusal to be responsible for her ex-partner's emotional turmoil. She predicts that her former lover will experience loneliness, regret, and a longing for the love they lost. The song's repetitive structure reinforces the inevitability of these feelings, highlighting the contrast between the protagonist's resilience and the ex-partner's impending suffering.

Joelma's vocal delivery, combined with the energetic and rhythmic musical arrangement, adds to the song's empowering tone. The lyrics also touch on themes of self-respect and the importance of not settling for less than one deserves in a relationship. By refusing to forgive the betrayal and moving forward with confidence, the protagonist sets an example of how to handle heartbreak with dignity and strength. The song resonates with anyone who has faced similar challenges, offering a message of hope and empowerment in the aftermath of betrayal.

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  1. Não Teve Amor
  2. Amor No Silêncio
  3. Sem Medo de Falar
  4. Se Vira Aí (part. Zé Felipe)
  5. A Lua Me Traiu
  6. Amor Nas Estrelas / Anjo do Prazer / Estrela Dourada
  7. Ai Coração
  8. Temporal
  9. Voando Pro Pará (remix) (part. Pedro Sampaio)
  10. Debaixo do Mesmo Céu
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