Perdas e Danos

In 'Perdas e Danos,' Sorriso Maroto delves into the painful reality of a relationship that has reached its breaking point. The song opens with a plea for a conversation, highlighting the importance of communication in understanding the inevitable end of their time together. The lyrics suggest a mutual respect between the partners, emphasizing that wanting to stop the relationship is not necessarily an act of giving up but rather a recognition of the situation's reality.

The song poignantly describes the deterioration of the relationship, marked by constant arguments and a lack of affection. The imagery of lying in bed back-to-back, filled with anger, paints a vivid picture of emotional distance and unresolved conflicts. This emotional estrangement is further emphasized by the lack of physical intimacy, symbolizing the weakening of their bond. The phrase 'são deixas para amor enfraquecer' (these are cues for love to weaken) encapsulates the gradual decline of their connection.

The chorus, 'Perdas e danos pra nós e ninguém mais,' underscores the mutual suffering and the transformation from lovers to rivals. The lyrics attribute this downfall to egoism and trivial matters, leading to a buildup of resentment and sorrow. The repetition of 'tantas que a gente fez até o amor morrer' (so many things we did until love died) serves as a poignant reminder of the cumulative damage inflicted on their relationship. Sorriso Maroto's heartfelt delivery and the melancholic melody enhance the song's emotional depth, making 'Perdas e Danos' a powerful reflection on the complexities and eventual demise of love.