Arrasta Pra Cima (part. Raffa Torres)

Sorriso Maroto's song 'Arrasta Pra Cima,' featuring Raffa Torres, delves into the raw emotions of heartbreak and the struggle to move on. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a man who witnesses his ex-partner quickly moving on with someone new. The imagery of her 'lifting her feet to get a kiss' and the 'coldness of the North Pole' in his chest captures the sudden and painful realization that she has already replaced him. This stark contrast between their recent intimacy and her swift transition to another relationship underscores the depth of his emotional turmoil.

The repetition of the lines 'Nem esfriou o beijo, ela já tá beijando outro' (The kiss hasn't even cooled, and she's already kissing someone else) and 'Mal arrumou a cama, já desarrumou com outro' (Barely made the bed, and she's already messing it up with someone else) emphasizes his shock and disbelief. These lines highlight the fleeting nature of her affection and the ease with which she has moved on, leaving him to grapple with his feelings of betrayal and confusion. The phrase 'faz o arrasta pra cima' (do the swipe up) suggests a modern twist, possibly referencing social media culture where people often portray a perfect life, masking their true emotions.

The song's emotional core lies in its exploration of how quickly love can turn into heartbreak. It reflects on the pain of seeing someone you once loved move on so effortlessly, making you question the authenticity of their past affections. Sorriso Maroto and Raffa Torres effectively capture the essence of this emotional journey, resonating with anyone who has experienced the sting of a sudden breakup and the challenge of moving forward.