InSOMnia 2 (feat. Diomedes Chinaski, Coruja BC1, Marcela Maita e Emicida)

In 'InSOMnia 2,' Ogi, along with Diomedes Chinaski, Coruja BC1, Marcela Maita, and Emicida, crafts a vivid narrative that delves into the harsh realities of urban life, survival, and the relentless pursuit of success. The song is a tapestry of personal stories and societal critiques, woven together by the experiences of each artist. Diomedes Chinaski opens the track with a tense recount of a near-escape from the police, highlighting the constant danger and vigilance required to navigate the streets. His verses reflect a life where sleep is a luxury, and making money is a necessity for survival, not just for himself but for his friends as well. The imagery of 'selling syllables' and 'depositing and dispatching' underscores the hustle and the need to outsmart a system built on falsehoods.

Coruja BC1's verse continues this theme of struggle and resilience. He speaks of nightmares that keep him awake, a metaphor for the traumas and challenges that haunt him. His reference to 'taking milk from a stone' and 'spitting fire like Etna' illustrates the immense effort required to succeed against all odds. The comparison to Emicida and Projota, two prominent figures in Brazilian rap, signifies his aspirations and determination to rise above his circumstances. His lines are a testament to the power of words and the impact of lyrical prowess in the face of adversity.

Marcela Maita's chorus serves as a beacon of hope amidst the darkness, likening herself to a lamp guiding the way. Her words suggest that even in the darkest times, there is a path forward, and the 'trevas' (darkness) will burn away when she ascends. Ogi's verse takes a darker turn, with vivid and almost surreal imagery of a banquet of those he has metaphorically 'killed' in the rap game. His references to historical and mythical figures like Nero and Constantine add layers of complexity to his narrative, portraying himself as a powerful and feared figure. Emicida closes the track with a sharp critique of societal hypocrisy and the superficiality of modern movements. His lines challenge the listener to look beyond surface-level activism and recognize the deeper issues at play. The song as a whole is a powerful commentary on the struggles of urban life, the relentless pursuit of success, and the resilience required to overcome systemic obstacles.