After

Pabllo Vittar's song 'After' captures the essence of an endless night out, where the party never seems to stop. The lyrics reflect a sense of perpetual celebration and the desire to keep the good times rolling. The phrase 'Tudo tem o seu fim, mas eu não terminei' (Everything has its end, but I haven't finished) sets the tone for the song, indicating a refusal to let the night end. This sentiment is further emphasized with 'Noitada começou e ela me fez de refém' (The night started and it made me a hostage), suggesting that the allure of the nightlife has captivated the singer, making it impossible to leave.

The recurring question 'Qual é o after da vez?' (What's the after-party this time?) highlights the search for the next venue to continue the festivities. This line underscores the relentless pursuit of fun and the unwillingness to let the night come to a close. The lyrics 'Eu vou viver pra sempre, nunca vai ser diferente' (I will live forever, it will never be different) convey a sense of immortality within the context of the nightlife, where time seems to stand still, and the partygoers are caught in a loop of endless enjoyment.

Pabllo Vittar, known for their vibrant and energetic performances, uses this song to encapsulate the hedonistic and carefree spirit often associated with nightlife culture. The lyrics 'Meu telefone tocando, posso dançar mais um ano' (My phone is ringing, I can dance for another year) further illustrate the idea of an unending party, where the concept of time becomes irrelevant. The song 'After' serves as an anthem for those who live for the night, always seeking the next after-party and never wanting the celebration to end.