Lua

In 'Lua,' Nasac crafts a poetic and deeply emotional ode to a significant other, metaphorically represented as the moon (Lua in Portuguese). The moon, a symbol of beauty, mystery, and constancy, serves as a central figure in the song, embodying the artist's feelings of love, admiration, and longing. The repetition of 'Lua, Lua, Lua, vem pra cá' (Moon, Moon, Moon, come here) underscores the artist's yearning for the presence and light of this beloved figure, without which he feels unable to navigate his path.

The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a relationship filled with passion and complexity. Nasac describes building a 'castelo' (castle) for himself and his partner, a metaphor for the safe and beautiful space they share. Despite moments of conflict, as indicated by 'Quando cê tá brava não te levo a sério' (When you're angry, I don't take you seriously), the artist's desire and affection only grow stronger. This dynamic highlights the depth of their bond, suggesting that their love can withstand and even thrive through challenges.

Throughout the song, Nasac emphasizes the transformative power of love. The moon's phases symbolize the changing nature of their relationship, yet its constant presence in the sky mirrors the enduring nature of his feelings. Lines like 'São fases e isso vai passar' (These are phases and this will pass) and 'Mas nunca pare de brilhar' (But never stop shining) reflect a hopeful outlook, acknowledging that while difficulties may arise, the love they share will continue to shine brightly. The song's closing lines reiterate this sentiment, affirming the artist's unwavering love and admiration from any place and at any time.