É de Dar Água na Bo

Nando Cordel's song 'É de Dar Água na Boca' is a vibrant and passionate expression of love and desire. The title itself, which translates to 'It Makes My Mouth Water,' sets the tone for the song's intense emotional and physical longing. The lyrics describe the overwhelming attraction the singer feels when looking at their beloved, causing their heart to race and filling them with an almost uncontrollable pleasure. This vivid imagery of physical and emotional reactions highlights the depth of the singer's feelings and the powerful impact their lover has on them.

The repeated plea, 'Tem dó de mim, não faz assim que dói de mais,' which means 'Have mercy on me, don't do this, it hurts too much,' adds a layer of vulnerability to the song. It suggests that the intensity of the singer's emotions is almost too much to bear, emphasizing the profound effect their lover has on them. The comparison of the lover's affection to honey ('O teu amor é sempre mel') further underscores the sweetness and desirability of their love, while the metaphor of being a star needing their lover's sky ('Sou uma estrela precisando do teu céu') beautifully conveys a sense of incompleteness without their beloved.

The song's invitation for the lover to come into their arms and be happy together ('Vem pros meus braços ser feliz') is a heartfelt call for mutual affection and intimacy. The desire for physical closeness and the longing for a kiss ('Me dar um beijo, meu desejo é te amar') encapsulate the essence of the song: a deep, passionate yearning for love and connection. Nando Cordel's lyrical style, rich with metaphors and emotional depth, makes 'É de Dar Água na Boca' a compelling and relatable portrayal of love's powerful allure.