Miopia

In 'Miopia,' Menores Atos delves into the emotional turbulence that accompanies significant life changes and the uncertainty of the future. The song's title, which translates to 'Myopia,' serves as a metaphor for the inability to see far ahead, both literally and figuratively. This myopia represents the confusion and lack of direction that the narrator feels as they face the necessity of moving on and making new plans. The lyrics poignantly capture the pain of separation and the strangeness of packing up and leaving without a clear destination in mind.

The song's verses reflect a deep longing for connection and the comfort of familiar routines. The narrator expresses a desire to be close to a loved one, to absorb their presence and find solace in their company. However, this yearning is juxtaposed with the realization that they no longer know what to do or where to go. This sense of being lost is further emphasized by the repeated acknowledgment that 'a gente não sabe pra onde vai' (we don't know where we're going) and 'a gente não quer mais' (we don't want it anymore).

Menores Atos also touches on the theme of growing older and the changes in perspective that come with age. The line 'deve ser a coisa da idade' (it must be an age thing) suggests that the confusion and distance the narrator feels might be a natural part of aging. Despite having always been truthful, the narrator now feels more distant and less certain about their path. The song encapsulates the bittersweet nature of change, the pain of letting go, and the hope that, despite the current confusion, things will eventually get better.