Maria³

Supercordas' song "Maria³" is a poetic exploration of a character named Maria, who seems to be navigating through a complex emotional and existential landscape. The song opens with Maria waking up to the sound of the BR-040, a major highway in Brazil, which immediately sets a tone of movement and transition. She reminisces about the 90s, a decade often associated with significant cultural and technological shifts, and reflects on the colors she saw through the window and the shadows that escaped through her legs. This imagery suggests a longing for the past and a desire to reclaim something lost.

As the song progresses, Maria is described as sliding over the floor, dizzy and naked, likened to a construction site under the moon. This metaphor could symbolize vulnerability and the ongoing process of building or rebuilding oneself. Maria enjoys preserving an unknown art, indicating a deep appreciation for the mysterious and the unseen. She expresses a desire to sing more and tweet less, hinting at a yearning for genuine expression over superficial digital interactions. The idea of leaving shadows behind and bleeding again suggests a willingness to embrace pain and growth as part of her journey.

In the chorus, Maria sings and loses the core of her sadness, but she leaves a part of it behind to stay connected to herself. This duality of losing and retaining sadness highlights the complexity of human emotions. The phrase "Maria faz vento demais" (Maria makes too much wind) could imply that she is a force of nature, constantly in motion and causing change. The reference to "Raiz de três" (Root of three) adds a mathematical element, perhaps symbolizing something fundamental yet complex. Ultimately, Maria loses sleep again, indicating an ongoing struggle with restlessness and introspection.