Vao Me Dizer Yah

Messias Maricoa's song 'Vao Me Dizer Yah' is a heartfelt declaration of love and commitment. The lyrics revolve around the protagonist's determination to win the approval of his beloved's parents. He is confident that once they meet him, they will see that he is the right man for their daughter, someone who is 'certinho para casar' (perfect for marriage). This sentiment is repeated throughout the song, emphasizing his readiness and suitability for a lifelong commitment.

The song also touches on the lengths the protagonist is willing to go to prove his love. He mentions overcoming distances and challenges, indicating that his love is not just a fleeting emotion but a deep, enduring commitment. The lyrics 'Faço tudo pra te ver' (I do everything to see you) and 'Apeei distancias pra te ter' (I overcame distances to have you) highlight his dedication. Despite the presence of other suitors with material wealth ('BMW Mercedes e Benz'), he believes that his genuine love and emotional connection make him the best choice.

Cultural references in the song add another layer of meaning. The use of both Portuguese and English phrases like 'My love is great' and 'Mon grande mon' reflects a blend of cultural influences, possibly indicating a modern, globalized perspective on love and relationships. The song also subtly critiques materialism, suggesting that true love and emotional bonds are more valuable than wealth and status. This is evident in the lines 'Tantos na fila com tako e bens' (So many in line with money and goods), where the protagonist acknowledges the competition but remains confident in the power of his love.