Blá Blá Blá

Rouge's song 'Blá Blá Blá' is a vibrant anthem of self-empowerment and independence. The lyrics convey a strong message about the importance of living one's life on their own terms, free from the unsolicited advice and judgments of others. The song opens with a critique of those who claim to know the 'right' path for others, emphasizing that life is an unpredictable journey best navigated by personal experience rather than external guidance. This sentiment is encapsulated in the lines, 'A vida é como uma viagem sem destino pra chegar / Quando vou partir / Onde vou chegar / Deixa o tempo me mostrar,' which translate to 'Life is like a journey with no destination / When will I leave / Where will I arrive / Let time show me.'

The chorus, with its repetitive 'Lenga lenga! Blá! Blá! Blá!' and 'Fala, fala, sem parar,' highlights the incessant chatter and opinions that people often impose on others. Rouge dismisses this noise, asserting their desire to live authentically and make their own decisions. The playful yet assertive tone of the song underscores the group's confidence and determination to follow their own path, regardless of societal pressures or gossip. The lyrics 'Não preciso de conselho / A minha vida eu vou viver' ('I don't need advice / I will live my life') further reinforce this theme of self-reliance.

In the bridge, Rouge addresses the strength and resilience of their community, stating, 'Nossa firma é forte / Não abala não cai / Não tem teto de vidro / A nossa casa não cai,' which means 'Our firm is strong / It doesn't shake, it doesn't fall / It has no glass ceiling / Our house doesn't fall.' This metaphorical language speaks to the unbreakable bonds and mutual support within their circle, suggesting that true strength comes from within and from the support of those who genuinely care. The song ultimately serves as a powerful reminder to trust oneself and to tune out the 'blá blá blá' of the world, focusing instead on personal growth and authentic living.