Arrasta Pra Cima (feat. Sorriso Maroto)

Raffa Torres' song "Arrasta Pra Cima," featuring Sorriso Maroto, delves into the raw emotions of heartbreak and the abrupt end of a romantic relationship. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a man who is blindsided by the sight of his former lover quickly moving on with someone else. The imagery of her holding hands and kissing another man while he is still reeling from their breakup creates a stark contrast between their emotional states. This sudden shift from love to heartbreak is emphasized by the metaphor of a cold chill in his chest, symbolizing the emotional shock and pain he feels.

The repetition of the lines "Nem esfriou o beijo, ela já tá beijando outro" (The kiss hasn't even cooled, and she's already kissing another) and "Mal arrumou a cama, já desarrumou com outro" (Barely made the bed, and she's already messing it up with another) underscores the speed at which his ex has moved on. This repetition not only highlights his disbelief and hurt but also serves to emphasize the theme of fleeting love and the ease with which some people can transition from one relationship to another. The phrase "Faz o arrasta pra cima" (Swipe up) is a modern reference to social media, suggesting a quick and effortless way to move past the pain, much like swiping up on a screen to dismiss a notification.

The song captures the universal experience of heartbreak and the struggle to understand how someone you loved can so easily forget you. It speaks to the pain of realizing that what you thought was a deep connection might have been superficial for the other person. The collaboration with Sorriso Maroto, known for their romantic and emotive style, adds an extra layer of poignancy to the song, making it resonate deeply with anyone who has experienced the sudden loss of love.