Tanto Faz

The song 'Tanto Faz' by Brazilian artist Luan Santana is a poignant ballad that delves into the feelings of longing and unrequited love. The lyrics paint a picture of someone who is trying to move on from a past relationship but finds themselves unable to do so. The setting is described as a dimly lit room with an open window, suggesting a mood of solitude and reflection. The narrator has exhausted all distractions, such as movies and books, in an attempt to forget their former lover, but to no avail.

The chorus emphasizes the inescapable nature of the narrator's feelings. Phrases like 'O meu pensamento te segue' (My thoughts follow you) and 'Minha saudade te persegue' (My longing chases after you) convey the persistence of love and memory. The love described is enduring, as the narrator insists that it 'não envelhece' (does not age). The feverish intensity of the emotions is likened to a high fever, indicating a love that burns with passion and refuses to cool down.

The repeated phrase 'E o resto tanto faz' (And the rest doesn't matter) underscores the idea that nothing else in life holds meaning or value compared to the love they feel for this person. This sentiment reflects the all-consuming nature of love and how it can overshadow all other aspects of life. Luan Santana's emotive delivery and the song's melodic structure enhance the sense of yearning and devotion that is central to the song's message.