Paixão

Simone's song 'Paixão' delves deep into the raw and unfiltered emotions of love and desire. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a passionate relationship, where the singer is enamored by her lover's voice, color, and unique way of making love. The imagery of 'revirando os olhos e o tapete' (rolling eyes and the carpet) and 'suspirando em falsete' (sighing in falsetto) captures the intensity and physicality of their connection. This passion is so consuming that it leads to moments of losing control, symbolized by the 'maldito fecho eclair' (damned zipper) and the feverish excitement that makes the body shiver.

The song also touches on the theme of escapism through alcohol, where the singer admits to losing her sense of responsibility after a few drinks. This loss of control is both liberating and dangerous, as it allows her to embrace whatever comes her way without judgment. The line 'Quando bebo perco o juízo' (When I drink, I lose my judgment) highlights this duality, where the boundaries between right and wrong blur in the heat of the moment.

Despite the intense passion, there is a sense of impermanence in the relationship. The singer doesn't want to be a lingering, unresolved passion in her lover's life. Instead, she wants to fully immerse herself in the present, savoring every moment and memorizing her lover's 'geografia' (geography). The song beautifully captures the fleeting nature of such intense relationships, where the physical and emotional connection leaves lasting marks, both literally and metaphorically. The lover's 'beleza infinita' (infinite beauty) and 'boca mais bonita' (most beautiful mouth) are celebrated, making 'Paixão' a tribute to the ephemeral yet unforgettable nature of passionate love.