Chama o Samu

The song "Chama o Samu" by Matheus Fernandes is a playful and energetic track that delves into the party scene and its excesses. The lyrics describe a scenario where a woman is partying hard, to the point of needing medical attention due to overconsumption of alcohol. The repeated phrase "Chama o Samu" which translates to "Call the ambulance" in English, and the sound of sirens ("uéu-uéu-uéu") set a humorous tone, suggesting that the situation, while serious, is also a common occurrence in the party environment.

The song's chorus, which talks about the woman receiving glucose injections in her buttocks ("bumbum" in Portuguese), is a humorous reference to the treatment for acute alcohol intoxication. The lyrics playfully use the medical procedure as a metaphor for the consequences of her excessive drinking. The narrative is from the perspective of someone who is infatuated with the woman, despite her tendency to overindulge in alcohol. This person is torn between attraction and concern, highlighting the duality of party culture where fun can sometimes lead to reckless behavior.

"Chama o Samu" reflects on the broader themes of indulgence and the fine line between enjoyment and self-harm. It serves as a commentary on the party lifestyle, where the pursuit of pleasure can lead to situations that require intervention. The song's catchy rhythm and lighthearted approach to a potentially dangerous situation resonate with listeners who are familiar with the highs and lows of nightlife.