Lobo (part. Poze do Rodo)

Orochi's song 'Lobo,' featuring Poze do Rodo, is a powerful anthem that delves into themes of survival, loyalty, and success. The recurring metaphor of the wolf is central to the song, symbolizing strength, cunning, and the ability to navigate through life's dangers. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a life lived on the edge, where the stakes are high, and only the strong survive. The wolf imagery is reinforced through references to 'cabelo branco igual pelo de lobo' (white hair like wolf fur) and 'canino de ouro' (golden canine), emphasizing a sense of pride and resilience.

The song also touches on the harsh realities of life in the streets, where danger is ever-present, and trust is a rare commodity. Lines like 'Se encostar no meu pit, a bala voa' (If you touch my pit, the bullet flies) and 'Meus irmãos fedendo a ouro' (My brothers reeking of gold) highlight the constant threat of violence and the importance of loyalty among close friends. The mention of 'Mainstreet habitando no topo' (Mainstreet pack living at the top) suggests a sense of community and brotherhood, where the group supports each other to achieve success.

Additionally, 'Lobo' explores the idea of wealth and its impact on relationships and personal identity. The repeated phrase 'Fique rico, a vida é curta' (Get rich, life is short) underscores the urgency to accumulate wealth and enjoy life despite its brevity. The song also reflects on the superficiality of material possessions, as seen in 'Diamante na corrente, o pingente, lobo' (Diamond on the chain, the pendant, wolf), suggesting that true value lies in the strength and unity of the 'matilha' (pack). Orochi and Poze do Rodo's collaboration brings a raw and authentic perspective to these themes, making 'Lobo' a compelling narrative of survival and triumph in a challenging world.