Carro Bicho (part. Raffé)

In 'Carro Bicho,' Major RD, featuring Raffé, paints a vivid picture of a life filled with luxury, danger, and resilience. The song's recurring theme of 'luxo' (luxury) juxtaposed with the harsh realities of street life creates a compelling narrative. The lyrics highlight the opulence that the artists have achieved, symbolized by expensive cars and high-end lifestyles, while also acknowledging the constant threats and violence that come with it. The 'Parafal,' a type of rifle, is mentioned as a tool of survival, emphasizing the dangerous environment they navigate daily.

The song also delves into themes of loyalty and betrayal. Major RD speaks about knowing who truly supports him and the importance of staying vigilant. The line 'Minha fé tá equipada é a prova de bala' (My faith is equipped, it's bulletproof) suggests a deep sense of faith and resilience, serving as a shield against the negativity and envy that surround him. This resilience is further highlighted by the repeated assertion that those who try to challenge them end up defeated, 'Quem tentou ficou de peito murcho' (Those who tried ended up with deflated chests).

Cultural references are abundant, from mentions of Vila Kennedy, a neighborhood in Rio de Janeiro, to nods to popular figures like Shevchenko and Perry the Platypus. These references ground the song in a specific cultural and social context, making it relatable to those familiar with these elements. The song also touches on the idea of transformation and growth, with Major RD reflecting on his journey from the past to his current status. The repeated phrase 'Cada dia que passa vejo, nada é impossível!' (Every day that passes, I see nothing is impossible) encapsulates the hopeful and determined spirit that drives the artist forward, despite the challenges he faces.