Aquelas Coisas Mais Pra Frente

The song 'Aquelas Coisas Mais Pra Frente' by Brazilian artist Sain is a reflection of the artist's personal experiences and the environment he comes from. The lyrics are delivered in Portuguese, and they paint a picture of Sain's life, touching on themes of authenticity, hustle, and survival in the urban landscape.

Sain starts by establishing his presence on the microphone, boasting about his style and success, symbolized by his jewelry. He contrasts the 'cold blood' needed to navigate the streets with the 'hot climate' of his surroundings, suggesting a life of constant vigilance and readiness. The line 'Quem tem boca fala e quem tem wi-fi digita' (Those with a mouth speak and those with wi-fi type) points to the modern reality where people talk and spread rumors both offline and online, but he challenges the sincerity of these words. Sain emphasizes the importance of staying focused and keeping an eye on those who might betray him.

The second verse delves deeper into his personal values and aspirations. He dreams of a better life, symbolized by a barbecue with a pool, while acknowledging the hard work it takes to get there. Sain's priorities are clear: family, friends, and the power of his mind, which he likens to a 'full clip that doesn't fail.' He also touches on the financial pressures of life, contrasting the 'million-dollar contracts' with the simple things he values, like his football team's shirt and the image of Saint George, a symbol of protection. The song ends with a call for respect for his work and a rejection of anyone trying to take advantage of him.

Through a blend of street-savvy lyrics and personal reflections, Sain's 'Aquelas Coisas Mais Pra Frente' offers a glimpse into the life of someone navigating the complexities of urban life while striving for authenticity and respect.