Pessoa

Marina Lima's song 'Pessoa' delves into the complex emotions surrounding love, fear, and self-awareness. The lyrics express a deep internal conflict where the narrator acknowledges the beauty and worth of the person they are addressing but simultaneously feels an overwhelming sense of fear and hesitation. This paradox is evident in lines like 'Olhar você e não saber que você é a pessoa mais linda do mundo' (Looking at you and not knowing that you are the most beautiful person in the world) and 'Ganhar você e não querer' (Winning you and not wanting). These lines suggest a struggle between recognizing someone's value and the fear of engaging in a relationship with them.

The recurring theme of fear is a significant aspect of the song. The narrator describes their fear as something that 'corre por fora entra, vai e volta' (runs outside, enters, goes and comes back), indicating that it is an ever-present, cyclical emotion that they cannot escape. This fear seems to stem from past experiences or a general sense of disillusionment, as suggested by the lines 'Deve ser porque eu não ando bem da cabeça' (It must be because I'm not right in the head) and 'Ou eu já cansei de acreditar' (Or I'm just tired of believing). The narrator's reluctance to be made happy and their acknowledgment that 'amor é bom demais, mas dói demais sentir' (love is too good, but it hurts too much to feel) further highlight the emotional turmoil they are experiencing.

Marina Lima's musical style, often characterized by its introspective and poetic lyrics, complements the themes of 'Pessoa' perfectly. The song's melancholic tone and reflective nature invite listeners to explore their own fears and hesitations regarding love and relationships. It serves as a poignant reminder of the vulnerability that comes with opening oneself up to love and the courage required to overcome the fear of potential pain.