Medo

In 'Medo,' Terno Rei crafts a narrative of personal growth and the shedding of fear. The song begins with the protagonist walking until their feet are sore, symbolizing a long and arduous journey. The imagery of walking barefoot on asphalt suggests vulnerability and exposure to the harsh realities of life. However, this journey is also one of discovery and resilience, as the protagonist realizes they no longer fear flying, a metaphor for taking risks and embracing new opportunities.

The lyrics 'Quem não tem mais medo sou eu e eu sou você' (Who is no longer afraid is me, and I am you) highlight a sense of unity and shared experience. This line suggests that overcoming fear is a collective journey, and in doing so, one becomes a 'king'—a metaphor for empowerment and self-mastery. The repetition of 'Bateu às seis' (It struck six) could symbolize a moment of realization or awakening, marking the end of fear and the beginning of a new chapter.

As the song progresses, the protagonist observes the changing colors of the sky, from white to blue, pink to purple. This transformation mirrors their internal journey, signifying the passage of time and the evolution of their mindset. The repeated assertion of having no fear of flying, whether to the south or north, underscores a newfound freedom and willingness to explore uncharted territories. The song's conclusion, with the sun striking at six, reinforces the theme of enlightenment and the dawn of a fearless existence.