Musica (feat. Ninho)

In 'Musica (feat. Ninho),' Soprano and Ninho delve into the transformative power of music as a means of escape from a life of hardship and potential criminality. The song opens with Ninho reflecting on his youth, where he flirted with madness and uncertainty about the future. His mother’s concern about the dangers of the night and the demons lurking in the streets is palpable. Despite the harshness of street life, Ninho finds solace and a softened heart through words and music. The dream of becoming a football star like Zidane is juxtaposed with the reality of their daily struggles, highlighting the role of divine intervention in their paths.

The chorus, shared by both artists, emphasizes their shared aspiration to conquer the world through music and make their mothers proud. They acknowledge that their lives could have ended tragically, either as artists or criminals. This duality underscores the precariousness of their situations and the narrow escape that music provided. Soprano’s verse further elaborates on this theme, recounting his own experiences of poverty and the traps of street life. He likens their journey to that of phoenixes rising from the ashes, determined to change their destinies through music.

The repeated apologies to their mothers for the pain caused by their struggles and the acknowledgment of music as a radical escape from the streets highlight the emotional core of the song. Music is portrayed as a lifeline, a medical remedy, and a source of hope that prevented them from succumbing to a life of crime. The song concludes with a powerful affirmation of music’s ability to save entire families in distress, reinforcing its role as a beacon of hope and transformation.