De Rolê (part. Ferrugem)

Ludmilla's song "De Rolê (feat. Ferrugem)" is a bold declaration of independence and emotional detachment. The lyrics revolve around a night of carefree fun, where the protagonist is clear about her intentions: she is out for a good time without any commitments. The repeated phrase "hoje eu só tô de rolê" (today I'm just out and about) emphasizes her desire to enjoy the moment without any strings attached. This carefree attitude is further highlighted by her warning to not get too attached, as she has chosen solitude and has an "iceberg in place of a heart."

The song also delves into themes of control and power dynamics in relationships. Ludmilla's character is assertive, telling her partner to follow her lead and obey her commands. This dynamic is a stark contrast to traditional romantic narratives, where emotional connection and mutual dependence are often emphasized. Instead, Ludmilla's character is an expert in "maldade" (mischief or wickedness), enjoying the thrill of the chase and the power she holds over her partner. The line "quer ganhar o jogo? Tem uma lei: cala a boca e garante o replay" (want to win the game? There's a rule: shut up and ensure the replay) encapsulates this power play, where she sets the rules and expects them to be followed.

Culturally, the song reflects a modern, urban lifestyle where casual relationships and emotional independence are celebrated. Ludmilla, known for her bold and unapologetic style, uses this song to challenge traditional gender roles and expectations in relationships. The collaboration with Ferrugem adds a layer of musical richness, blending Ludmilla's funk and pop influences with Ferrugem's samba and pagode style, creating a track that is both catchy and thought-provoking.