Depressão

Jotavenoy's song 'Depressão' delves into the emotional and psychological turmoil that many people face in the modern world. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a person who has lost their sense of self and purpose. The repetition of words like 'viva' (live), 'sorria' (smile), and 'alegre-se' (be happy) suggests societal pressures to maintain a facade of happiness and productivity. This constant push to appear joyful and successful can be overwhelming and lead to a sense of emptiness and loss of self-worth.

The lines 'Trabalhe, estude, trabalhe' (work, study, work) and 'Estude, trabalhe, estude' (study, work, study) highlight the relentless cycle of responsibilities that many people find themselves trapped in. This repetitive cycle can be exhausting and leave little room for personal fulfillment or self-discovery. The song captures the essence of feeling stuck in a monotonous routine, where the demands of work and study overshadow the individual's need for self-care and personal growth.

The poignant conclusion, 'Perdi meu amor próprio e meu motivo de estar aqui' (I lost my self-love and my reason for being here), encapsulates the devastating impact of this relentless cycle. It speaks to the loss of self-love and the existential crisis that can arise when one's life feels devoid of meaning. Jotavenoy's 'Depressão' serves as a powerful commentary on the pressures of modern life and the importance of finding balance and purpose amidst the chaos.