Vetin (feat. Borges, Orochi e TZ da Coronel)

The song 'Vetin' by Leviano, featuring Borges, Orochi, and TZ da Coronel, delves into the gritty realities of street life, success, and loyalty. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of the artists' lives, filled with both the glamour and the harshness of their environment. The recurring theme of recording in the studio with friends like Vetin and Borges highlights their dedication to their craft and the camaraderie that fuels their success. The mention of 'Mainstreet' signifies their rise in the music industry, emphasizing that they are now reaping the rewards of their hard work.

The song also touches on the darker aspects of their lives, such as drug use and the constant presence of danger. Lines like 'Acelerando com as droga, não ligo pro dano' (Speeding with drugs, I don't care about the damage) and 'Meu carro é preto com vidro fumê, tu nunca vai saber quem que atira' (My car is black with tinted windows, you'll never know who shoots) reflect a life on the edge, where risk and reward are closely intertwined. The artists express a sense of isolation and mistrust, as seen in Orochi's verse where he values loyalty over love, indicating the betrayals they've faced.

Despite the challenges, there's a sense of triumph and resilience. The artists boast about their material success, from designer clothes to luxury cars, symbolizing their rise from nothing to something. However, this success is not without its costs, as they navigate a world filled with 'cobras e ratos' (snakes and rats). The song's raw and unfiltered lyrics provide a glimpse into the complexities of their lives, where success is hard-earned and constantly under threat.