Assault (Carro Forte) (feat. Borges, Oruam, Chefin, Bielzin)

Orochi's song "Assault (Carro Forte)" featuring Borges, Oruam, Chefin, and Bielzin delves into the gritty and perilous world of high-stakes heists. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a meticulously planned bank robbery, highlighting the tension, danger, and adrenaline that come with such a life. The song opens with a description of the crew's journey to the heist location, emphasizing their readiness and the high-speed chase that might ensue if the police intervene. The repeated references to firearms and the readiness to use them underscore the life-or-death stakes involved.

The song also touches on the emotional and psychological toll of this lifestyle. The line "Vi um amigo com o corpo queimado" (I saw a friend with a burned body) reveals the brutal reality and the losses that come with this dangerous path. The lyrics convey a sense of fatalism and the harsh choices faced by those in this world: "No plano perfeito, é morrer ou matar" (In the perfect plan, it's kill or be killed). This stark dichotomy reflects the survivalist mentality that pervades the song, where every action is a calculated risk, and the consequences are severe.

Cultural references to the favelas and the socio-economic conditions that drive individuals to such extremes are implicit throughout the song. The mention of returning to the morro (hill/slum) with pockets full of money and the media's interest in their next move highlights the notoriety and the precarious balance between infamy and survival. The song's recurring theme of brotherhood and loyalty among the crew members is evident, as they rely on each other to execute their plans and protect one another. The prayer for protection before the mission underscores the desperation and the hope for divine intervention in a world where danger is a constant companion.