Baby Doll De Nylon

In 'Baby Doll De Nylon,' Robertinho de Recife crafts a vivid and sensual ode to the allure of a woman wearing a nylon baby doll dress. The song's repetitive and catchy lyrics emphasize the garment's compatibility with the woman, suggesting that it enhances her natural beauty and charm. The nylon baby doll dress is portrayed as versatile, suitable for both casual outings like a dance party ('baile') and more glamorous appearances on television ('aparecer na TV'). This versatility underscores the garment's appeal and the woman's confidence in wearing it.

The lyrics also delve into the sensory pleasures associated with the nylon dress. The lines 'Feliz quem pode ver / Feliz quem pode ter' highlight the joy and privilege of witnessing and possessing such beauty. The song celebrates not just the visual appeal ('visão') but also the tactile experience ('tato'), suggesting a deeper, more intimate connection. The mention of 'o contato e o prazer' (contact and pleasure) further emphasizes the sensual and physical enjoyment derived from the woman's presence in the nylon dress.

Robertinho de Recife's focus on 'o seu corpo mulato' (your mulatto body) adds a layer of cultural and racial identity to the song. The term 'mulato' refers to a person of mixed European and African descent, and its inclusion here celebrates the beauty and sensuality of mixed-race women. The repeated emphasis on 'você' (you) at the end of the song personalizes the message, making it clear that the admiration and celebration are directed at the individual woman. Through 'Baby Doll De Nylon,' Robertinho de Recife not only highlights the physical allure of the nylon dress but also pays homage to the confidence, beauty, and sensuality of the woman wearing it.