Dilúvio (part. Leo Justi)

Karol Conká's song 'Dilúvio,' featuring Leo Justi, is a powerful exploration of resilience, self-reflection, and the struggles of overcoming personal and societal challenges. The lyrics convey a sense of introspection and the emotional toll of enduring life's pressures. Conká opens with a contemplation of whether her efforts have been in vain, highlighting the uncertainty and stress that accompany her journey. This sentiment is encapsulated in the lines, 'Sinto uma sensação de que foi tudo em vão,' which translates to 'I feel a sensation that it was all in vain.' This sets the tone for a song that delves deep into the emotional and psychological battles faced by the artist.

The recurring theme of 'Só mais um dia de luta' (Just another day of struggle) underscores the ongoing nature of these challenges. Conká acknowledges the cyclical nature of life’s hardships and the necessity of perseverance. The metaphor of the 'dilúvio' (flood) represents a period of overwhelming difficulty, after which one must continue to fight and rebuild. This imagery is powerful, suggesting that even after the most devastating events, there is a need to keep moving forward.

Conká also touches on the idea of personal growth and the importance of reflection. She sings about completing cycles and reflecting on her experiences, emphasizing that her words are rooted in lived experiences. This authenticity is a hallmark of her music, which often addresses real-life issues and personal struggles. The song ultimately conveys a message of hope and resilience, encouraging listeners to persist through their own 'dilúvios' and find strength in their journey.