Agora Olha, Baba E Chora

Mc Lorrany's song "Agora Olha, Baba E Chora" is a powerful declaration of self-worth and independence. The lyrics tell the story of a woman who has moved on from a relationship where she was not valued. The opening lines, "Tá pensado que eu vou chorar? Meu bem você tá enganado," set the tone for the entire song, emphasizing that she will not waste her tears on someone who did not appreciate her. The metaphor of her high-quality eyeliner, "O meu lápis de olho e do bom pra borrar por um babaca," further underscores her resolve not to let her emotions be trivialized by someone unworthy.

The song continues to highlight the protagonist's journey from love to self-empowerment. She reflects on how much she loved her former partner, "Tá ligado no quanto eu te amei," but laments that he did not value her. Now that she has found someone new, her ex is trying to come back into her life, but she is resolute in her decision to move on. The repeated refrain, "Agora olha baba e chora," serves as a triumphant declaration of her newfound strength and independence.

Mc Lorrany also touches on the theme of casual relationships versus serious romance. She is open to giving her ex "uns beijinhos," or little kisses, but makes it clear that she is not interested in rekindling a romantic relationship, "Mais se quer romance, eu tô fora." This distinction highlights her control over her own life and choices, refusing to be swayed by past emotions. The song is a celebration of self-respect and the empowerment that comes from recognizing one's own value and refusing to settle for less.