Falando de Amor

In 'Falando de Amor,' Leoni delves into the complexities and misconceptions surrounding love. The song's lyrics juxtapose various negative and toxic behaviors with the pure essence of love, emphasizing what love is not. Leoni begins by listing harmful actions he could take, such as being a thorn in someone's side or a source of jealousy, but he quickly counters these by stating, 'Mas eu tô falando de amor' (But I'm talking about love). This refrain serves as a powerful reminder that true love transcends these negative behaviors.

The song continues to explore different scenarios where love could be mistaken for control, obsession, or manipulation. Leoni mentions the possibility of being someone's obsession or an unhealed wound, yet he reiterates that these are not aspects of genuine love. By contrasting these harmful behaviors with the concept of love, Leoni highlights the purity and selflessness that true love embodies. The repetition of 'Eu tô falando de amor' reinforces the message that love should be free from toxicity and possessiveness.

Leoni's lyrical approach in 'Falando de Amor' is both introspective and didactic. He uses hypothetical situations to teach listeners about the true nature of love, steering them away from common pitfalls. The song's structure, with its repetitive refrain, serves as a mantra, urging listeners to reflect on their own relationships and understand that love is about kindness, respect, and mutual care. Through this song, Leoni not only entertains but also educates, making 'Falando de Amor' a poignant commentary on the essence of love.