Aí Eu Bebo

Maiara e Maraisa's song 'Aí Eu Bebo' captures the emotional turmoil and repetitive cycle of heartbreak and coping mechanisms. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a person who, every Friday, finds themselves succumbing to the lure of alcohol to numb the pain of a lost love. The mention of 'sexta-feira' (Friday) and 'chopp em dobro' (double beer) sets the scene for a night of heavy drinking, a common cultural reference in Brazil where weekends often start with social gatherings and drinks.

The chorus reveals the protagonist's struggle to forget their ex. Despite the alcohol-induced haze that makes them forget almost everything, they can't seem to erase the memory of their ex's phone number. This detail highlights the depth of their emotional attachment and the difficulty of moving on. The repetition of 'Aí eu bebo' (Then I drink) and 'Aí eu ligo' (Then I call) emphasizes the cyclical nature of their actions, showing how they are trapped in a loop of drinking and futile attempts to reconnect.

The song also touches on the theme of unrequited love and the pain of being ignored. The repeated calls that go unanswered ('Não me atende') and the resulting frustration ('eu só bico') reflect the protagonist's desperation and the emotional toll of rejection. Maiara e Maraisa's delivery, combined with the catchy melody, makes 'Aí Eu Bebo' a relatable anthem for anyone who has ever tried to drown their sorrows in a drink, only to find that some memories are impossible to forget.