Tremendo Vacilão

Perlla's song 'Tremendo Vacilão' is a powerful anthem of self-empowerment and self-worth. The lyrics tell the story of a woman who has been mistreated and taken for granted by her partner. The repeated phrase 'Tirap, tchoron!' serves as a rhythmic and emphatic backdrop to her declaration of independence. The song opens with the protagonist feeling abandoned and ignored, as her partner doesn't answer her calls and acts arrogantly, assuming she will forgive him easily.

However, the narrative quickly shifts as the protagonist asserts her strength and decision to move on. She declares that she is 'bolada' (angry) and no longer interested in her partner, who she now sees as a 'tremendo vacilão' (a huge fool). The chorus emphasizes her newfound power, stating that he is now regretful and will have to 'eat out of her hand.' This metaphor highlights the reversal of power dynamics, where she is now in control, and he must chase after her.

The song's repetitive and catchy chorus reinforces the message of empowerment. Perlla's energetic delivery and the upbeat tempo make it a danceable yet meaningful track. The lyrics also touch on themes of self-respect and the importance of not tolerating disrespect in relationships. By the end of the song, the protagonist is confident and unbothered, leaving her partner to 'baba bobo' (drool foolishly) as he realizes his mistake. 'Tremendo Vacilão' is a celebration of self-love and the strength to walk away from toxic relationships.