A Cada Beijo

In 'A Cada Beijo,' Marvvila delves into the whirlwind of emotions that come with unexpected love. The song captures the essence of a sudden and intense attraction that catches the protagonist off guard. The lyrics express a sense of confusion and surprise as the singer realizes that their feelings for someone have changed dramatically. The repeated phrase 'Que droga' (which translates to 'What a drag' or 'Damn') underscores the frustration and bewilderment of falling for someone unexpectedly.

The song's narrative revolves around the physical and emotional reactions that accompany this newfound affection. Marvvila sings about the uncontrollable feelings that arise when their eyes meet, describing the 'frio na barriga' (butterflies in the stomach) that signify deep emotional impact. This metaphor highlights the involuntary nature of love and how it can take over one's senses and rationality. The singer's admission of being the 'culpada' (guilty one) for these feelings adds a layer of self-awareness and vulnerability, acknowledging that they are responsible for their own emotional turmoil.

'A Cada Beijo' also explores the sensory experiences associated with love. The lyrics mention the taste of something never tried before, symbolizing the novelty and excitement of this romantic connection. The physical closeness and the resulting 'desconserto' (disarray) further emphasize the powerful effect the other person has on the singer. Marvvila's portrayal of falling in love is both relatable and poignant, capturing the blend of excitement, confusion, and vulnerability that often accompanies such experiences.