Aguenta

Tati Zaqui's song 'Aguenta' is a bold declaration of self-confidence and independence. The lyrics convey a strong sense of personal empowerment, with the artist asserting her control over her own life and relationships. The repeated phrase 'Me solta que eu sei o que faço' (Let me go, I know what I'm doing) sets the tone for the entire song, emphasizing her autonomy and self-assuredness. She makes it clear that while others may be drawn to her, she is not easily captivated or controlled, as indicated by the line 'Pode provar um pedaço, mas não vicia bb' (You can have a taste, but don't get addicted, baby).

The song also explores themes of fleeting romance and the thrill of the chase. Tati Zaqui describes herself as a 'bagunça que ninguém arruma' (a mess that no one can fix) and invites others to dive into her 'loucura' (madness), but warns them not to get too comfortable. This suggests a playful yet guarded approach to relationships, where she enjoys the excitement but maintains her independence. The imagery of playing and games, such as 'Eu que mando no play' (I rule the play) and 'Pra ti é game over' (For you, it's game over), reinforces this idea of love as a dynamic and unpredictable adventure.

Musically, 'Aguenta' is characterized by its catchy rhythm and sensual undertones, which complement the lyrical content. The repeated refrain 'Então aguenta, quando eu jogar em câmera lenta' (So hold on, when I play in slow motion) adds a layer of seduction and challenge, inviting the listener to keep up with her pace. Tati Zaqui's confident delivery and the song's infectious beat make it a powerful anthem of self-empowerment and playful defiance, celebrating the freedom to live and love on one's own terms.