Trompete (feat. Nenny)

In 'Trompete,' Soraia Ramos and Nenny deliver a powerful anthem of self-confidence and resilience. The song opens with Soraia asserting her independence and strength, dismissing any notion that her success is due to luck or reliance on others. The phrase 'Mas tu pensas que eu nasci com a bunda virada pra Lua' translates to 'But you think I was born with my butt turned to the moon,' a Portuguese idiom suggesting that someone is very lucky. Soraia counters this by emphasizing her hard work and determination, symbolized by the traditional Cape Verdean dish 'katxupa,' which represents her roots and the effort she has put into her journey.

The chorus, 'Eh, sente a minha trompete,' which means 'Feel my trumpet,' serves as a metaphor for Soraia's voice and presence. The trumpet, a loud and commanding instrument, symbolizes her assertiveness and the impact she intends to make. This is further reinforced by the repeated lines about feeling the heat and shaking her body, indicating her confidence and refusal to be subdued by haters. The collaboration with Nenny adds another layer of empowerment, as both artists celebrate their achievements and encourage each other to keep pushing forward.

Throughout the song, there is a recurring theme of overcoming negativity and staying focused on one's goals. Lines like 'Esses haters nunca vão me dominar' ('These haters will never dominate me') and 'Focada, como o Cuxi disse' ('Focused, as Cuxi said') highlight the importance of resilience and self-belief. The playful yet defiant tone of the song, combined with its energetic rhythm, makes 'Trompete' not just a celebration of personal success but also a call to others to embrace their power and keep striving despite challenges.