Deserto

In 'Deserto,' Thaeme e Thiago delve into the depths of unrequited love and the lengths one might go to capture the attention of a beloved. The song's protagonist is willing to build an 'edifício no meio do seu deserto' (a building in the middle of your desert) to get closer to the object of their affection. This metaphorical desert represents the emotional barrenness and distance they feel, highlighting the isolation and longing that come with unreciprocated feelings.

The lyrics are rich with vivid imagery, such as 'enfeitar seu jardim com rosas de algodão' (decorate your garden with cotton roses) and 'regar com lágrimas de sangue' (water with tears of blood). These lines convey the protagonist's willingness to go to extreme lengths, even to the point of self-sacrifice, to gain the attention and love they crave. The use of 'roses of cotton' suggests something beautiful yet fragile, much like their hope, while 'tears of blood' emphasize the pain and suffering involved.

The recurring theme of seeing the beloved's face 'em cada rosto, por esse universo' (in every face, throughout this universe) and hearing their voice everywhere indicates an obsession that borders on madness. The protagonist acknowledges this by saying, 'acho mesmo que eu tô ficando cega' (I think I'm really going blind) and 'pode me chamar de louca' (you can call me crazy). Despite this, they find solace in their delusions, as it 'me faz bem' (makes me feel good). This paradox of finding comfort in madness underscores the intensity of their emotions and the desperate need for connection, even if it's only in their mind.

The song's emotional depth is further amplified by the promise to themselves to keep going 'até o fim' (until the end), despite having 'sem direção' (no direction). This determination to reach the beloved, no matter the cost, encapsulates the essence of 'Deserto'—a poignant exploration of love, longing, and the human condition's complexities when faced with unrequited affection.