Todo Mundo Vai Sofrer

Marília Mendonça's song 'Todo Mundo Vai Sofrer' delves into the emotional turmoil of unrequited love and the cycle of desire and rejection. The lyrics open with a series of dependencies, illustrating how certain things are meant to complement each other, just as the singer feels she needs her love interest in her life. However, this need is not reciprocated, leading to a painful realization that the more she chases him, the more he disrespects her feelings.

The chorus of the song encapsulates the core message: the person she desires does not want her, and those who do want her, she does not desire in return. This creates a cycle of suffering where no one is happy, and the singer declares that if she must suffer, then those who love her will also experience this pain. It's a declaration of shared misery, suggesting that love is a game where everyone eventually gets hurt.

Marília Mendonça was known for her sertanejo music, a genre popular in Brazil that often features themes of love, heartbreak, and betrayal. Her powerful voice and emotive lyrics resonated with many, making her songs anthems for those who have experienced the sting of unrequited love. 'Todo Mundo Vai Sofrer' is a testament to her ability to connect with listeners through shared experiences of love's complexities and the pain it can bring.