Transas

Ritchie's song "Transas" delves into the complexities and superficialities of modern relationships. The lyrics reflect a sense of disconnection and the habitual nature of physical intimacy without emotional depth. The repeated phrase "só transas" (just flings) underscores the transient and often meaningless nature of these encounters. The song suggests that despite the frequency of these interactions, there is a lack of genuine communication and understanding between partners, leading to a cycle of temporary satisfaction and eventual dissatisfaction.

The song also touches on the modern tendency to avoid deeper emotional connections. Lines like "faz de conta que não se quer mais" (pretend that you don't want more) and "finge que satisfaz" (pretend that it satisfies) highlight the facade that people often maintain in their relationships. This pretense is a coping mechanism to avoid the vulnerability and potential pain that comes with true emotional intimacy. The lyrics suggest that this approach is seen as modern and acceptable, yet it leaves individuals feeling unfulfilled and constantly seeking more.

Ritchie also critiques the notion that this form of love is desirable because it is free from the complications of passion and pain. However, the repetition of the desire for more ("a gente quer mais") reveals an underlying dissatisfaction. The song implies that while this modern approach to relationships may seem appealing on the surface, it ultimately fails to meet the deeper emotional needs of individuals. The cycle of saying "bye-bye" and moving on to the next fling is portrayed as a never-ending quest for fulfillment that remains elusive.