Triste com T

Pabllo Vittar's song 'Triste com T' delves into the complex interplay of emotions that arise from a romantic relationship. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a night filled with anticipation and longing, as the protagonist prepares to seduce their partner with red lingerie and a good bottle of wine. However, the excitement quickly turns into disappointment and loneliness when the partner fails to show up, leaving the protagonist alone at 2 AM, replaying a live performance by Marrom (a reference to the Brazilian singer Alcione, known for her soulful and emotive music).

The chorus captures the essence of this emotional turmoil, as Vittar sings about being 'triste com tesão'—a phrase that translates to 'sad with desire.' This juxtaposition of sadness and sexual longing highlights the vulnerability and confusion that often accompany unfulfilled expectations in love. The repeated lines 'Você me deixou triste, triste com tesão' ('You left me sad, sad with desire') and 'Arrombou as portas do meu coração' ('You broke into the doors of my heart') emphasize the deep emotional impact of the partner's absence.

Pabllo Vittar, known for her bold and unapologetic approach to music and performance, uses this song to explore the raw and often conflicting emotions that come with love and desire. The repetition of the phrase 'hoje eu tô com tesão' ('today I'm horny') serves as a reminder of the physical and emotional needs that remain unmet, adding a layer of urgency and desperation to the narrative. Through 'Triste com T,' Vittar captures the bittersweet reality of longing for someone who is not there, blending sensuality with heartache in a way that resonates deeply with listeners.