Falando a Verdade

In 'Falando a Verdade,' Lagum delves into the complexities of modern relationships, particularly the push and pull of communication and emotional distance. The song's lyrics revolve around the desire to reconnect with someone from the past, encapsulated in the recurring urge to call and say, 'Oi, sumida! Como você tá?' (Hey, stranger! How are you?). This phrase is a common Brazilian expression used when reaching out to someone after a long period of no contact, highlighting the casual yet significant nature of the interaction.

The repetition of the lines 'Eu vou deixando acumular até a gente se ver' (I keep letting it accumulate until we see each other) suggests a deliberate procrastination in addressing unresolved feelings. This accumulation of emotions and thoughts creates a sense of anticipation and tension, reflecting the internal struggle between wanting to reconnect and the fear of vulnerability. The lyrics also touch on the idea that both parties have their own reasons and desires that are not fully understood, adding another layer of complexity to the relationship.

Lagum's musical style, often characterized by its laid-back, indie-pop vibe, complements the song's theme of casual yet meaningful reflection. The band's ability to blend relatable lyrics with a soothing melody makes 'Falando a Verdade' resonate with anyone who has experienced the bittersweet nature of rekindling old connections. The song captures the essence of modern love and the intricate dance of communication, making it a poignant piece in Lagum's discography.