Tu

Baia's song "Tu" is a playful and affectionate tribute to a beloved person, using food and diet metaphors to express admiration and desire. The lyrics are filled with culinary imagery, comparing the person to a delicious, low-calorie treat that is irresistible and satisfying. The opening lines, "É zero caloria, me abre o apetite / Só de te olhar eu sinto fome," set the tone for the song, suggesting that just looking at this person stirs a deep hunger and longing within the singer.

The song continues to weave together themes of love and food, with lines like "Chamo pra dançar e tô aceito / No pé de serra a gente se come," which can be interpreted as an invitation to dance and enjoy each other's company, much like savoring a meal. The use of "pimenta malagueta" (a type of hot pepper) adds a spicy element to the relationship, indicating passion and excitement. Despite being on a diet, the singer finds this person to be "light" and irresistible, highlighting the idea that love can be indulgent yet guilt-free.

As the song progresses, Baia describes the person as someone who is easy to be with, likening them to a "prosa boa de curtir" (a good conversation to enjoy) and "moça feita pra casar" (a girl made for marriage). The repeated refrain, "Sem medo porque tu não tem colesterol," emphasizes the carefree nature of their love, free from worries or negative consequences. The playful conclusion, "És uma magrita gostosa!" (You're a delicious skinny one!), encapsulates the lighthearted and affectionate tone of the song, celebrating the joy and pleasure found in this unique and delightful relationship.