Sozinha (feat. Luccas Carlos)

Orochi's song 'Sozinha,' featuring Luccas Carlos, delves into the complexities of modern relationships, particularly focusing on the themes of independence and emotional vulnerability. The lyrics capture a dialogue between two individuals who are drawn to each other but are wary of the potential emotional fallout. The female protagonist expresses her reluctance to be just another name on a list, highlighting her desire for genuine connection rather than a fleeting encounter. This sentiment is encapsulated in the repeated line, 'Não quero só ser mais uma,' which translates to 'I don't want to be just another one.'

The male perspective, voiced by Orochi, reveals a mix of admiration and frustration. He acknowledges the woman's allure and independence, which only intensifies his attraction. However, he also grapples with the uncertainty of their relationship, as indicated by the lines, 'Eu sei que você não é minha' ('I know you're not mine') and 'Parece que nós não fala a mesma língua' ('It seems we don't speak the same language'). This highlights the communication barriers and differing expectations that often complicate romantic connections.

The recurring motif of waking up 'sozinha' (alone) underscores the transient nature of their interactions. Despite the physical and emotional closeness they share during the night, the morning brings solitude and a return to reality. This cyclical pattern of connection and disconnection reflects the broader theme of modern love, where deep emotional bonds are often elusive. Orochi and Luccas Carlos use their lyrical prowess to paint a vivid picture of the push and pull dynamics in relationships, making 'Sozinha' a relatable and poignant exploration of love and independence.