A Fila

In 'A Fila,' SandyAlê delivers a powerful message about the importance of seizing the present moment and not dwelling on the past. The song's lyrics emphasize the urgency of moving forward, as symbolized by the growing line ('fila') and the increasing rain. These metaphors suggest that waiting or hesitating will only lead to more challenges and missed opportunities. The line 'Vá, ande logo que a fila tá aumentando e a tendência piorar' (Go, hurry up because the line is getting longer and the tendency is to get worse) encapsulates this sense of urgency and the need to act swiftly.

The song also touches on the theme of disillusionment with the past. The lyrics 'É o passado distante demais' (The past is too distant) and 'E você vai se dar conta que o passado não volta mais' (And you will realize that the past does not come back) highlight the futility of living in memories. SandyAlê encourages listeners to wake up from their dreams and face the reality that the past is gone and cannot be relived. This message is further reinforced by the line 'Vá, vá se acorde, que seu sonho já não existe mais' (Go, wake up, your dream no longer exists).

Additionally, the song explores the idea of betrayal and the duality of human nature, as seen in the line 'São os anjos e demônios que traem' (They are the angels and demons that betray). This suggests that both good and bad influences can lead to betrayal, adding a layer of complexity to the song's narrative. Overall, 'A Fila' is a compelling call to action, urging listeners to let go of the past, embrace the present, and be wary of the influences around them.