AluSina

MELLY's song 'AluSina' delves into the intoxicating nature of obsession and the feeling of being consumed by thoughts of someone special. The repeated phrase 'Minha sina, me alucina' translates to 'My fate, it drives me crazy,' setting the tone for the entire song. This line encapsulates the idea that the singer's destiny is intertwined with their overwhelming thoughts and emotions about a particular person. The use of the word 'sina' (fate) suggests a sense of inevitability, as if the singer is powerless against these feelings.

The lyrics oscillate between English and Portuguese, adding a layer of complexity and cultural richness to the song. Lines like 'I get so obsessed when I think about you' and 'Eu não controlo tudo' ('I don't control everything') highlight the singer's struggle with their lack of control over their emotions. This lack of control is further emphasized by the repeated acknowledgment that they can't stop thinking about the person, even wishing they could close their eyes without seeing them. The song captures the paradox of wanting to escape these obsessive thoughts while simultaneously being drawn deeper into them.

MELLY also touches on the idea of mutual obsession, hoping that the other person thinks about them just as intensely. The line 'Pensa em mim como eu penso em você' ('Think of me as I think of you') reveals a desire for reciprocation, adding a layer of vulnerability to the song. The mention of not needing 'gim' (gin) to feel intoxicated underscores the natural, almost chemical, high that comes from these intense emotions. The song's repetitive structure and hypnotic rhythm mirror the cyclical nature of obsessive thoughts, making 'AluSina' a compelling exploration of love, fate, and the human psyche.