Copo de Vidro

Orochi's song 'Copo de Vidro' delves into themes of desire, risk, and the transient nature of modern relationships. The recurring image of the 'copo de vidro' (glass cup) with the mark of lipstick symbolizes fleeting moments of intimacy and passion. This metaphor highlights the fragility and temporary nature of these encounters, much like the delicate nature of glass. The lyrics suggest a mutual understanding between the artist and his lover, where both are aware of their intentions and desires, yet there is an underlying acknowledgment of the impermanence of their connection.

The song also explores the hedonistic lifestyle often associated with contemporary urban culture. Orochi describes a world filled with luxury, from high-end hotels to designer clothes, and the thrill of living on the edge. The references to 'dropping on the beat' and 'carburando um kief' (smoking marijuana) paint a picture of a life driven by pleasure and excitement. The mention of risky behavior, such as engaging in ménages and after-parties, further emphasizes the allure of danger and the heightened sensations that come with it.

At its core, 'Copo de Vidro' is a reflection on the complexities of modern relationships, where physical attraction and momentary pleasures often take precedence over deeper emotional connections. Orochi's candid portrayal of his experiences offers a glimpse into a world where love and lust are intertwined, yet ultimately fleeting. The song captures the essence of living in the moment, embracing desires, and the inevitable realization that such moments are as fragile as glass.