Casal de Solteiro (feat. Matheus Fernandes)

Marcos & Belutti's song "Casal de Solteiro (feat. Matheus Fernandes)" delves into the complexities of a tumultuous relationship that oscillates between breakups and passionate reconciliations. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a couple on the brink of separation, only to be pulled back together by an irresistible physical attraction. The phrase "Eu já tava com adeus na ponta da minha língua" (I already had goodbye on the tip of my tongue) sets the stage for a farewell that never quite happens, as the couple's intense chemistry overrides their intentions to part ways.

The song's chorus, "Era pra terminar, mas terminou foi no quarto" (It was supposed to end, but it ended in the bedroom), encapsulates the central theme of the song. Despite their intentions to end the relationship, the couple finds themselves entangled in a cycle of making up through physical intimacy. This recurring pattern is described as "um casal de solteiro fazendo amor brigado" (a couple of singles making love while fighting), highlighting the paradox of their situation—they are together yet apart, single yet inextricably linked.

The metaphor of "o adeus vira safadeza" (goodbye turns into naughtiness) further emphasizes the transformation of their farewell into a moment of passion. The song captures the raw, unfiltered emotions of a relationship that is both flawed and deeply connected. The repeated imagery of hands that were meant to wave goodbye instead undressing each other speaks to the powerful, almost uncontrollable nature of their bond. This love, described as "inacabado" (unfinished), refuses to be neatly concluded, lingering in the space between love and conflict.