Imã de Problema (part. Henry Freitas)

The song 'Imã de Problema' explores the life of someone who, even amid success and stability, is still attracted to risky and problematic situations. The lyrics reflect the duality between being well-off and the constant presence of problems as if they were inevitable. This attraction to danger is described as natural and almost inevitable, an intrinsic characteristic of the protagonist and his 'tropa'.

The concept of 'viver é diferente de tá vivo' suggests a distinction between simply existing and enjoying life, even if this means getting involved in risky situations. The song emphasizes the importance of secrecy and discretion, pointing out that carelessness can lead to unwanted consequences. This need to maintain absolute secrecy is a form of protection against exposure and the problems that can arise when you are in the spotlight.

The repetition of the phrase 'não fala meu nome, senão explana muito' reinforces the idea that fame and notoriety can be a double-edged sword. While success brings benefits, it also increases vigilance and the possibility of personal details being revealed, which can lead to even more problems. The song, therefore, is a portrait of the life of someone who lives intensely, but who always needs to be on his guard so as not to be taken by surprise.

Henry Freitas, known for his songs that mix danceable rhythms and lyrics that talk about urban life and its complexities, brings in 'Imã de Problema' a reflection on modern life and the search for excitement, even if it means facing risks. The collaboration with MC TH adds an extra layer of authenticity and energy to the song, making it an anthem for those who live on the edge between success and chaos.st, albeit with caution and awareness of the potential consequences.