Disritmia (part Martinho da Vila)

In 'Disritmia,' Maíra Freitas, featuring Martinho da Vila, crafts a poignant narrative of longing and emotional turbulence. The song's title, which translates to 'Arrhythmia,' metaphorically represents the protagonist's emotional instability and yearning for balance through love. The lyrics vividly depict a desire to escape the harsh realities of the world by seeking refuge in the comforting presence of a loved one. The imagery of hiding under a lover's skirt and getting lost in their hair symbolizes a deep need for intimacy and protection.

The protagonist's plea for a 'transfusion' of the lover's blood into their 'vagabond heart' underscores a desperate need for emotional sustenance and stability. This metaphor highlights the depth of their dependence on the lover for emotional survival. The repeated request to be brought 'num dengo' (with affection) and to make appeals through 'cafuné' (a gentle head caress) further emphasizes the longing for tenderness and care.

The song also explores themes of redemption and healing. The protagonist seeks to be 'exorcized' by the 'holy water' of the lover's infinite gaze, suggesting a desire for purification and renewal through love. The notion of being 'photographed' by the lover's beautiful eyes conveys a wish to be seen and understood deeply. The repeated refrain, 'Vem logo! Vem curar teu nego,' is a heartfelt call for the lover to come and heal the protagonist's emotional disarray, which is exacerbated by a life of bohemian excess. This plea for healing and connection underscores the song's central theme of finding solace and stability in love.