Casa de Pedra

In 'Casa de Pedra,' Mc Bobô delves into the themes of resilience, loyalty, and the harsh realities of life. The title, which translates to 'House of Stone,' is a metaphor for prison, a place where the artist has experienced significant hardship. The lyrics reflect on the suffering endured during this period, emphasizing that only those who have been through it can truly understand the depth of the pain.

The song highlights the importance of loyalty and support from loved ones during tough times. Mc Bobô acknowledges the unwavering support of his 'dona' (a term of endearment for his partner) and his 'coroa' (a term for his mother), who stood by him '10 a 10,' meaning they were there for him through thick and thin. This loyalty contrasts sharply with those who abandoned him, whom he forgives, attributing their actions to God's will.

Mc Bobô also addresses those who spoke ill of him in his absence, warning them that they will now have to face the consequences of their actions. This part of the song underscores a sense of justice and retribution, as he declares that he is back and ready to confront those who wronged him. The repeated refrain about enduring suffering and recognizing true loyalty serves as a powerful reminder of the lessons learned through adversity.

'Casa de Pedra' is a poignant reflection on the trials of life, the value of true companionship, and the strength required to overcome betrayal and hardship. Mc Bobô's raw and honest lyrics resonate with anyone who has faced similar struggles, making the song a powerful anthem of resilience and loyalty.