A Cara do Crime 4 (Acendo a Flor) (part. MC Poze do Rodo, Bielzin, Oruam e MC Ryan SP)

MC Cabelinho's song "A Cara do Crime 4 (Acendo a Flor)" featuring MC Poze do Rodo, Bielzin, Oruam, and MC Ryan SP, delves deep into the lives of young men from the favelas, highlighting their struggles, resilience, and the bonds of brotherhood that keep them going. The song opens with Bielzin reflecting on the dangers and challenges they face, from being targeted by both society and law enforcement to the emotional toll of losing friends. The recurring theme of lighting up a flower (a metaphor for smoking marijuana) serves as a coping mechanism to escape their harsh realities and find a moment of peace.

MC Poze do Rodo's verse emphasizes the journey from hardship to success, underscoring the importance of faith and perseverance. He speaks of the struggles they've overcome and the respect they've earned, both in the favelas and beyond. The imagery of driving a BMW and being armed on the hill contrasts sharply with their past, illustrating their rise from adversity. This duality of their existence—being both revered and feared—paints a vivid picture of their complex lives.

MC Ryan SP and Oruam add layers to this narrative by showcasing the sense of community and the desire for progress. Ryan's verse touches on the joy of seeing children happy and the calm that comes with progress, while Oruam's verse brings a touch of romance and admiration for the favela lifestyle. The song's chorus, repeated by various artists, ties these themes together, expressing the pain of losing friends and the constant need to find solace. MC Cabelinho's closing verse reinforces the message of resilience, highlighting his success and the pride he takes in being a role model for others in the favela. The song, with its raw and honest lyrics, offers a glimpse into the lives of those who navigate the complexities of crime, survival, and brotherhood in the favelas.