Casal de Solteiro (part. Marcos & Belutti)

Matheus Fernandes' song "Casal de Solteiro," featuring Marcos & Belutti, 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 is abruptly interrupted by a kiss, transforming the intended goodbye into a moment of intimacy.

The song's recurring theme is the cyclical nature of the couple's relationship. The line "E o adeus vira safadeza" (And the goodbye turns into naughtiness) captures the essence of their dynamic, where attempts to part ways are consistently thwarted by their undeniable chemistry. This is further emphasized by the imagery of hands that were meant to wave goodbye instead undressing each other, leading to a passionate encounter in the bedroom. The phrase "um casal de solteiro fazendo amor brigado" (a couple of singles making love while fighting) encapsulates the paradox of their situation—two individuals who can't seem to stay together or apart.

The song also touches on the idea of an "amor inacabado" (unfinished love), suggesting that despite their conflicts, there is something incomplete and unresolved about their relationship. This notion is reinforced by the repeated references to their love not being able to escape the "saideira" (last drink), symbolizing their inability to end things definitively. The lyrics convey a sense of inevitability, as if the couple is trapped in a loop of breaking up and making up, driven by both emotional and physical connections.