Teto de Vidro

Pitty's song 'Teto de Vidro' delves into the theme of human fragility and the hypocrisy of judgment. The recurring line 'Quem não tem teto de vidro que atire a primeira pedra' translates to 'Let he who is without a glass roof cast the first stone,' a powerful metaphor that suggests everyone has vulnerabilities and flaws. This phrase challenges listeners to reflect on their own imperfections before judging others, echoing the biblical sentiment of 'Let he who is without sin cast the first stone.'

The lyrics describe a journey through various streets and places, symbolizing the artist's exploration of life and self-discovery. Pitty observes the world around her, noting the constant change and the search for a sense of belonging ('Busquei dentro de mim os meus lares'). This introspective journey is contrasted with the external chaos and the multitude of voices, representing societal pressures and the collective human experience.

Pitty also touches on the idea of authenticity and the struggle to remain true to oneself amidst external judgments. The lines 'Eu quero ver quem é capaz de fechar os olhos e descansar em paz' ('I want to see who is capable of closing their eyes and resting in peace') challenge the listener to find inner peace despite the noise and scrutiny of the outside world. The song critiques the tendency to offer unsolicited advice and opinions ('Sugerindo soluções, discutindo relações'), highlighting the futility of trying to impose one's truth on others. Ultimately, 'Teto de Vidro' is a call for empathy, self-awareness, and the recognition of our shared human fragility.