Boca a Boca

Odair José Odair José

A Serendipitous Love by the Poolside

Odair José's song 'Boca a Boca' tells a charming and somewhat humorous story of an unexpected romance that blossoms in a very serendipitous way. The narrative begins on a sunny Sunday, a day filled with warmth and leisure. The protagonist heads to a club to drink and sing, a typical activity for a carefree day. The setting is vividly painted with the image of a beautiful woman sunbathing on the grass, her bikini wrapped around her like a snail. This picturesque scene sets the stage for the unfolding love story.

The protagonist is immediately captivated by the woman's beauty and femininity, describing his reaction as going 'crazy' over her. In a moment of impulsive passion, he jumps into the pool, only to realize he cannot swim. This act of desperation and folly nearly leads to his demise as he drinks in a lot of water. However, this near-tragic event turns into a fortuitous encounter when the woman he admired performs mouth-to-mouth resuscitation on him. This life-saving act becomes the catalyst for their budding romance.

The song captures the essence of spontaneous love and the unexpected ways it can manifest. The humor in the protagonist's lack of swimming skills and the dramatic rescue adds a light-hearted touch to the narrative. Odair José's storytelling through his lyrics highlights the unpredictability of love and how sometimes, the most awkward situations can lead to the most beautiful outcomes. The song's playful tone and vivid imagery make it a delightful tale of love found in the most unexpected places.

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  1. Boca a Boca
  2. Eu Vou Tirar Você Desse Lugar
  3. A Noite Mais Linda Do Mundo (A Felicidade)
  4. Eu, Você e a Praça
  5. Uma Lágrima
  6. Vou Tirar Você Deste Lugar
  7. Cadê Você?
  8. Sem saída
  9. Minhas Coisas
  10. Não Se Vá
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