Vanessa

Raghatoni's song "Vanessa" is a playful and light-hearted exploration of unrequited love and the elusive nature of attraction. The song opens with a humorous phone call, setting a casual and somewhat comedic tone. The protagonist is infatuated with Vanessa, a woman who captures everyone's attention when she walks down the street. Despite his deep feelings, Vanessa remains indifferent, embodying a carefree spirit that doesn't commit to anyone. This is highlighted by the line, "Ela diz que a fila anda e não deve nada a ninguém," which translates to "She says the line moves on and she owes nothing to anyone."

The chorus, "Eu quero você, e você quer varrer," which means "I want you, and you want to sweep," plays on the idea of mismatched desires. The protagonist's longing for Vanessa is met with her disinterest, symbolized by her focus on something as mundane as sweeping. This contrast underscores the theme of unreciprocated affection and the frustration that comes with it. Vanessa's nonchalant attitude is further emphasized in her response, "Eu sou sua, só quero te usar," meaning "I am yours, I just want to use you," suggesting a superficial connection devoid of deeper emotional ties.

The song's playful tone is maintained throughout, with humorous interjections and a catchy melody that makes the theme of unrequited love more palatable. Raghatoni uses a mix of humor and relatable scenarios to depict the universal experience of loving someone who doesn't feel the same way. The light-hearted approach makes the song enjoyable while still conveying the bittersweet reality of one-sided love.