Procurando Casamento

In 'Procurando Casamento,' Robério e Seus Teclados craft a humorous and light-hearted narrative about a young woman eager to find a suitable husband. The song's lyrics revolve around the girl's innocent and somewhat naive quest for marriage, seeking advice from Robério, who humorously dismisses each of her potential suitors. The playful tone and repetitive structure highlight the girl's innocence and the comedic nature of her predicament.

The song lists various men, each with their own quirks and flaws, as Robério humorously explains why none of them are suitable for marriage. For instance, Frank Aguiar is dismissed for his loud behavior, Pepe Moreno for his risky lifestyle, and Marcelo Marrone for his drinking habits. This pattern continues with other suitors, each rejected for reasons that are both amusing and exaggerated. The repetition of the girl's plea and Robério's responses creates a comedic rhythm, emphasizing the girl's desperation and Robério's protective, albeit humorous, guidance.

Culturally, the song taps into the traditional values and expectations surrounding marriage in Brazilian society, particularly in rural and small-town settings. The girl's innocence and the exaggerated flaws of the suitors reflect a comedic take on the challenges of finding a 'perfect' match. The song concludes with a twist, revealing that Robério himself might be the suitable match, though he humorously fears the consequences of this revelation. This ending adds a layer of self-awareness and irony, making the song not just a commentary on the quest for marriage but also a playful critique of the advisor's own role in the process.