Acordos de Paz (part. Jay Arghh)

In 'Acordos de Paz,' Kiba The Seven, featuring Jay Arghh, delves into the complexities of personal and professional struggles, using vivid metaphors and cultural references to paint a picture of resilience and determination. The song opens with Kiba expressing his exhaustion with superficial conflicts ('patos') and his desire to move beyond petty disputes. He emphasizes his growth and maturity, indicating a shift from engaging in trivial 'beefs' to focusing on more substantial endeavors, such as securing employment and establishing his dominance in the music industry ('dono do terreno')

The lyrics are rich with metaphors and cultural references, such as 'artes maconde,' which alludes to the intricate and traditional art forms of the Makonde people, symbolizing Kiba's unique and skillful approach to his craft. He also references historical and mythical figures like 'Alberto Macombe,' suggesting his readiness to cut off those who betray or undermine him. This imagery underscores the artist's commitment to authenticity and his disdain for those who engage in deceitful behavior ('cobras').

Kiba's collaboration with Jay Arghh adds another layer to the song, as they both reflect on their journey and the challenges they've faced. The mention of '99 problems' and the comparison to 'Eren' from 'Attack on Titan' highlight the relentless obstacles they encounter, yet they remain undeterred. The song's title, 'Acordos de Paz,' which translates to 'Peace Agreements,' is ironic, as the lyrics reveal a continuous battle for respect and recognition. Ultimately, the song is a testament to Kiba and Jay Arghh's resilience, their refusal to conform, and their unwavering pursuit of success in the face of adversity.