Bateu Uma Onda

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The song "Bateu Uma Onda" by MC Carol is a vibrant and explicit portrayal of experiencing an intense high, likely from the use of marijuana, given the references to smoking in the lyrics. The phrase 'bateu uma onda forte,' which translates to 'hit a strong wave,' is a Brazilian slang term for the sudden onset of a drug's effects. The repetition of this line emphasizes the overwhelming sensation the artist is feeling.

The lyrics describe hallucinatory experiences, such as seeing monkeys on a lamppost and feeling rats inside her shorts, which are metaphorical expressions of the disorienting and bizarre thoughts and sensations that can accompany a strong high. The song also touches on themes of empowerment and control, as MC Carol talks about a 'novinho interesseiro'—a term that could be translated as a young man interested in her for her money or what she can provide. She asserts her dominance by saying she will make him strong enough to handle her wealth and lifestyle.

MC Carol is known for her bold and unapologetic style, often discussing themes related to her personal experiences, social issues, and empowerment, especially within the favelas of Brazil. Her music is a mix of funk carioca, a genre that originated in Rio de Janeiro's favelas, and is characterized by heavy beats and often provocative lyrics. "Bateu Uma Onda" is a reflection of her candid storytelling and the cultural context of her musical roots.

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