A Cara do Crime 3 (Brinde À Liberdade) (feat. MC Poze do Rodo, Bielzin e Filipe Ret)

In 'A Cara do Crime 3 (Brinde À Liberdade),' Orochi, alongside MC Poze do Rodo, Bielzin, and Filipe Ret, crafts a narrative that intertwines themes of faith, resilience, and the pursuit of success against the backdrop of a challenging environment. The song opens with a declaration of unwavering faith in Jesus Christ, which serves as a cornerstone for the artists' perseverance. This faith is juxtaposed with the harsh reality of being a 'favelado' (someone from the favela) striving for wealth, a journey often met with envy and skepticism from others.

The recurring motif of freedom is celebrated throughout the song, symbolizing not just physical liberation but also the freedom to achieve dreams and break societal barriers. The artists toast to the freedom of their 'irmãos' (brothers), emphasizing the importance of unity and mutual support in their community. This sense of camaraderie is further highlighted by their commitment to staying true to their roots and maintaining loyalty to their partners, despite the allure of newfound wealth and success.

Material success is a prominent theme, with vivid descriptions of luxury items and financial prosperity. However, the song also acknowledges that not everything is about money; the ultimate goal is the happiness and well-being of their families. The lyrics reflect a duality where the pursuit of material wealth coexists with a deeper desire for personal and communal fulfillment. The artists' transparency and authenticity, despite their success, are noted as sources of discomfort for others, yet they remain steadfast in their journey, guided by faith and a sense of purpose.