Voltei Ser Lixo e Perigoso de Novo (Eletro Bandido)

Libardi's song 'Voltei Ser Lixo e Perigoso de Novo (Eletro Bandido)' is a raw and unapologetic exploration of hedonism and rebellion. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a man who has recently ended a tumultuous relationship and is now diving headfirst into a lifestyle of unrestrained indulgence. The repeated phrase 'putaria sem limite' (limitless debauchery) sets the tone for the entire song, emphasizing a no-holds-barred approach to life post-breakup.

The protagonist describes himself as a 'cachorro solto' (loose dog), a metaphor for his newfound freedom and refusal to be tied down. This imagery is further reinforced by his declaration of engaging in sexual escapades from 'segunda a domingo' (Monday to Sunday), highlighting his relentless pursuit of pleasure as a means to forget his past relationship. The use of explicit language and repetitive chants of 'foda-se' (fuck it) underscore his defiance and rejection of societal norms.

Culturally, the song taps into the archetype of the 'bad boy' who revels in his own chaos and danger. The reference to 'morro' (hill or favela) adds a layer of social context, suggesting a gritty, urban backdrop where such behavior is both a form of escape and a statement of identity. Libardi's musical style, characterized by its bold and provocative lyrics, resonates with listeners who find solace or excitement in the raw honesty of his expression. The song's repetitive and rhythmic structure mirrors the relentless and cyclical nature of the protagonist's hedonistic lifestyle, making it both a declaration of independence and a cry of rebellion.