PERIGO NOTURNO

Luan Santana's song "PERIGO NOTURNO" delves into the emotional turmoil and risks associated with being single and dealing with past relationships. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of the typical hazards a single person might face when consuming alcohol, such as losing a phone at a party, getting drunk and ending up at the wrong house, or waking up next to a stranger. These are portrayed as common, almost trivial risks for most single people.

However, the song takes a deeper turn when it shifts focus to the singer's personal struggles. Unlike the usual risks, the real danger for the protagonist is the possibility of forgiving an ex-lover in a moment of drunken vulnerability. This highlights a more profound emotional risk, one that involves revisiting past regrets and the pain of a failed relationship. The repetition of the phrase "Eu me arrependo de tudo" (I regret everything) underscores the depth of his remorse and the emotional weight he carries from the relationship.

The chorus emphasizes the cyclical nature of his loneliness and regret. At three in the morning, driven by loneliness and perhaps a bit of alcohol, he finds himself seeking out the very person he tries to avoid. This creates a poignant contrast between the superficial risks of single life and the deeper, more personal dangers of unresolved feelings and emotional dependency. The term "perigo noturno" (nightly danger) encapsulates this duality, representing both the literal risks of nightlife and the metaphorical dangers of emotional vulnerability.