Só Bebo Coca

In 'Só Bebo Coca,' Meiryelle delivers a narrative that intertwines faith, personal principles, and modern social interactions. The song begins with a casual scenario where the protagonist, a young woman, is invited out by a charming suitor after a church service. The initial excitement and mutual attraction are palpable, setting the stage for a deeper exploration of values and boundaries.

As the evening progresses, the suitor offers her wine, a gesture that is met with a gentle but firm reminder of her religious convictions. The protagonist identifies herself as a devout Christian, specifically mentioning her upbringing as a pastor's daughter. This background instills in her a strong sense of duty and reverence towards her faith, which includes abstaining from alcohol. Her refusal to drink wine or beer, opting instead for Coca-Cola, symbolizes her commitment to her beliefs despite societal pressures.

The song further emphasizes the protagonist's steadfastness in her values by addressing the suitor's intentions. She makes it clear that any physical relationship would require the sanctity of marriage, reinforcing her adherence to religious and moral principles. The repeated refrain about only drinking Coca-Cola and other non-alcoholic beverages at her wedding underscores her dedication to maintaining her faith in all aspects of her life. Through 'Só Bebo Coca,' Meiryelle not only tells a personal story but also highlights the broader theme of staying true to one's principles in a world that often challenges them.