Os Outros

Leoni's song 'Os Outros' delves into the profound impact of a past relationship that continues to overshadow all subsequent experiences. The lyrics reflect a deep sense of nostalgia and longing for a love that was unparalleled. The singer reminisces about the many people they've met and the relationships they've had, but none compare to the one they shared with their best boyfriend. This sentiment is poignantly captured in the recurring line, 'Depois de você, os outros são os outros e só,' which translates to 'After you, the others are just others and nothing more.'

The song explores the difficulty of moving on from a significant relationship. Despite having many friends and engaging in new romantic encounters, the singer finds it impossible to avoid comparing them to their past love. The lyrics 'Procuro evitar comparações entre flores e declarações' ('I try to avoid comparisons between flowers and declarations') highlight this struggle. The singer's life continues, but there's a lingering certainty that they would always belong to their former lover. This emotional conflict is a central theme, as the singer grapples with the reality that no one else can understand their feelings.

Leoni's poignant lyrics also touch on the superficiality of new relationships. The singer describes nights in restaurants and love affairs without jealousy, but these experiences lack the depth and significance of their past relationship. The line 'Eu sei bem mais do que antes sobre mãos, bocas e perfumes' ('I know much more than before about hands, mouths, and perfumes') suggests a gained knowledge of physical intimacy, yet an emotional void remains. The song beautifully captures the essence of an unforgettable love that continues to shape the singer's perception of all future relationships.