O Tempo É Professor (feat. Orochi e Mvk)

Oruam's song 'O Tempo É Professor,' featuring Orochi and Mvk, delves into the themes of time, love, and personal growth. The repeated line 'Sei que o tempo é professor' (I know that time is a teacher) sets the tone for the song, emphasizing the idea that time is a crucial element in learning and healing. The lyrics reflect on mistakes made out of love and the process of mending a broken heart. This notion of time as a teacher suggests that experiences, both good and bad, contribute to personal development and resilience.

The song also explores the harsh realities of growing up in a challenging environment. Lines like 'Nós é putão e tem o coração partido' (We are tough and have broken hearts) and 'Das esquinas do RJ, todo dia a bala come' (From the corners of RJ, every day the bullets fly) paint a vivid picture of life in the streets of Rio de Janeiro. The artists speak to the struggles of youth who are forced to mature quickly, often learning hard lessons through violence and loss. Despite these hardships, there is a sense of hope and determination to rise above their circumstances, as seen in the line 'Viu que o topo que era o seu lugar' (Saw that the top was his place).

The song's narrative also touches on themes of redemption and inner strength. The lyrics 'Mesmo perdido, tentou se encontrar' (Even lost, tried to find himself) and 'Ele fez o mundo girar com a força que vem do ódio' (He made the world turn with the strength that comes from hate) highlight the journey of self-discovery and the transformation of pain into power. The artists acknowledge their past mistakes but emphasize that these experiences have shaped them into who they are today. The recurring motif of a broken heart that has been mended symbolizes the resilience and capacity for growth despite adversity.