Peito Vazio

In 'Peito Vazio,' Mestrando Charm delves into the profound sense of emptiness he feels in his chest, a void that is alleviated by the sound of the berimbau, a traditional Brazilian musical instrument associated with capoeira. The repetition of the phrase 'Berimbau vem em ajudar' underscores the instrument's role as a source of comfort and healing. This connection between the berimbau and emotional solace is a central theme throughout the song, highlighting the deep bond between the artist and his cultural roots.

The lyrics also reflect a sense of nostalgia and longing for a time when the berimbau played a significant role in the artist's life. Mestrando Charm reminisces about how the berimbau once guided him, and now he carries it with him wherever he goes. This journey with the berimbau symbolizes a continuous link to his past and heritage, suggesting that the instrument is not just a source of music but a vessel of memories and identity.

Furthermore, the song touches on the spiritual and almost mystical connection the artist has with the berimbau. He describes finding his 'star' in the 'brilho do aço' (the shine of the steel) of the berimbau, indicating that the instrument holds a special, almost celestial significance for him. The berimbau's ability to transcend time and bring harmony to the artist's life, especially through the practice of capoeira, is a testament to its powerful influence. The closing lines emphasize how capoeira, facilitated by the berimbau, brings peace and breathes life into the artist, making it an essential part of his existence.