Disritmia

In 'Disritmia,' Moyseis Marques crafts a vivid portrayal of a man seeking solace and healing through the love and presence of his beloved. The song's title, which translates to 'Arrhythmia,' sets the stage for a narrative centered around emotional and physical turmoil. The protagonist expresses a deep desire to escape the harsh realities of the world by hiding under his lover's skirt and getting lost in the tangle of her hair. This imagery suggests a longing for comfort and protection, a retreat into a safe haven where he can find peace.

The lyrics further delve into the protagonist's need for a profound connection, as he speaks of transfusing his lover's blood into his own heart, which he describes as 'vagabundo' or wayward. This metaphor highlights his dependence on her to bring stability and purpose to his life. The repeated plea to be 'exorcized' by the 'holy water' of her infinite gaze underscores the transformative power he attributes to her love. Her eyes, described as beautiful and capable of capturing his essence, symbolize a source of purity and redemption.

Marques also touches on themes of escapism and the search for meaning, as the protagonist returns 'de porre' or drunk from the bohemian lifestyle, seeking his lover's healing touch to cure his 'disritmia.' The repetition of the plea to be hypnotized and cured by her presence emphasizes the cyclical nature of his struggles and the constant need for her love to restore his rhythm. The song beautifully intertwines elements of romance, vulnerability, and the quest for inner peace, making it a poignant reflection on the healing power of love.