Soneca

Scatolove's song 'Soneca' is a playful and humorous ode to laziness and the joy of doing nothing. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of someone who prefers the comfort of their bed over the hustle and bustle of daily life. The reference to 'Branca de Neve' (Snow White) and the 'seis anões' (six dwarfs) cleverly contrasts the protagonist's desire for rest with the industrious nature of the dwarfs, highlighting a preference for relaxation over constant activity.

The chorus, 'Me convida pros rolês que eu apareço de Skype,' humorously suggests that the protagonist would rather join social gatherings virtually than leave the comfort of their home. This line captures the essence of modern-day laziness, where technology allows us to be present without physically being there. The repeated phrase 'Levanto a bandeira da preguiça e lanço o hype' translates to 'I raise the flag of laziness and launch the hype,' turning laziness into a celebrated and trendy lifestyle choice.

The song also touches on the deep connection the protagonist feels with their pillow, personifying it as a companion that helps them dream. This whimsical element adds a layer of charm to the song, making it relatable to anyone who has ever felt a strong attachment to their bed. The repeated lines 'Eu só quero dormir' (I just want to sleep) emphasize the protagonist's singular desire for rest, making 'Soneca' a lighthearted anthem for those who cherish their downtime.