O Azar É Seu

In 'O Azar É Seu,' Suel delves into the emotional turmoil of unrequited love and the feeling of being used. The song's protagonist reflects on their experience of being just another 'figurinha' (sticker) in someone's album, highlighting the transient and disposable nature of their relationship. This metaphor poignantly captures the sense of being valued only temporarily, before being discarded. The protagonist's desire for a serious relationship contrasts sharply with the other person's intention to merely alleviate their boredom, underscoring a painful mismatch in expectations and emotional investment.

The chorus reveals the protagonist's realization of their insignificance to the other person, who treated them as a 'tanto faz' (whatever). This phrase encapsulates the indifference and lack of genuine care from the other party. The repetition of 'Foi só uma vez pra nunca mais' (It was just once, never again) emphasizes the fleeting nature of their encounter and the protagonist's subsequent disillusionment. The lyrics also touch on the other person's pattern of behavior, suggesting a history of collecting and discarding hearts without regard for the emotional consequences.

As the song progresses, Suel shifts the focus to the future consequences for the person who treated love so carelessly. The rhetorical question 'Diz quem vai te abraçar quando a solidão chegar' (Tell me who will hug you when loneliness arrives) serves as a poignant reminder that their actions will eventually lead to isolation. The final lines, 'Fica sem nenhum quem quer cem' (You end up with none who want a hundred), encapsulate the irony of seeking numerous superficial connections but ultimately finding oneself alone. Through 'O Azar É Seu,' Suel masterfully conveys the pain of unreciprocated love and the inevitable loneliness that follows a life of emotional detachment.