Tudo Que Eu Faço (part. Caio Luccas)

In 'Tudo Que Eu Faço (feat. Caio Luccas),' Oruam delves into the emotional turmoil of a love that lingers despite attempts to move on. The song's repetitive chorus, 'Tudo que eu faço me lembra você,' which translates to 'Everything I do reminds me of you,' encapsulates the persistent presence of a past lover in the artist's life. This line sets the tone for the entire song, highlighting the struggle of trying to forget someone who has left a significant impact. The lyrics suggest a sense of resignation and acceptance, as the artist acknowledges that perhaps it is better this way, even though the pain of separation is palpable.

The collaboration with Caio Luccas adds another layer to the narrative, bringing in a perspective that complements Oruam's. Caio's verse speaks to the chaos and danger of their lives, with references to 'operation days' and 'bullets flying,' painting a picture of a tumultuous environment. Despite this, there is a sense of loyalty and deep connection, as Caio mentions his mother calling the lover during critical moments. This juxtaposition of love and danger underscores the complexity of their relationship, where affection and concern persist amidst the chaos.

Culturally, the song taps into the Brazilian experience, particularly the realities of life in the favelas, as hinted by references to specific locations like CDD (Cidade de Deus). The mention of luxury items like Cartier and the lifestyle of a 'bon vivant' contrasts sharply with the gritty reality of their surroundings, highlighting the duality of their existence. The song's emotional depth and cultural references make it a poignant reflection on love, loss, and the enduring impact of past relationships.