MUSA DO INVERNO

Lagum's song "MUSA DO INVERNO" paints a vivid picture of a unique and endearing winter romance. The lyrics describe the singer's affection for a woman who stands out in her own special way. Unlike the typical beach-loving, sunbathing muse, this 'musa do inverno' (winter muse) is characterized by her pale skin that turns red in the sun, her dislike for sunscreen, and her aversion to the beach and sand. Despite these quirks, the singer finds her irresistibly charming and celebrates their love that thrives even when the summer has ended.

The song contrasts the stereotypical summer romance with a love that flourishes in the colder months. The singer highlights how their relationship defies conventional expectations, as winter romances are rarely depicted in movies. This theme is reinforced by the repeated line, "Amores de inverno existem, só não passam no cinema" (Winter loves exist, they just don't show up in the movies). The lyrics also playfully reference cultural elements, such as the iconic 'Girl from Ipanema,' but with a twist, as the muse doesn't samba but still inspires poetry.

Musically, the song's laid-back, rhythmic flow complements the narrative of a relaxed and genuine connection. The playful and affectionate tone of the lyrics, combined with the catchy 'Rom, dom, dom' refrain, creates a warm and inviting atmosphere. This song is a celebration of love that is not bound by seasons or societal norms, emphasizing that true affection can thrive in any context, even when it's not the typical summer fling.