Hackearam-me (feat. Marília Mendonça)

In 'Hackearam-me,' Tierry, featuring Marília Mendonça, delves into the raw emotions of heartbreak and the struggle to move on from a past relationship. The song's lyrics paint a vivid picture of someone who is deeply affected by the end of a romantic relationship. The protagonist admits to throwing away photos but not having the courage to permanently delete them, symbolizing the difficulty of letting go. This act of holding onto memories reflects the lingering attachment and the pain of separation.

The chorus introduces a clever metaphor where the protagonist's heart is described as having 'cloned my chip,' suggesting that their emotions are out of their control, much like a hacked phone. This metaphor extends to the idea of sending messages to the ex-partner, pleading for their return. The repeated refrain 'Hackearam-me' (They hacked me) serves as a way to externalize the protagonist's actions, as if to say that their heart's desperate attempts to reconnect are beyond their conscious control. This highlights the internal conflict between the desire to move on and the overwhelming urge to reach out.

The song also touches on the avoidance of places and activities that remind the protagonist of their ex, further emphasizing the struggle to cope with the breakup. The use of the term 'bebê' (baby) as a term of endearment adds a layer of intimacy and personal loss. The collaboration with Marília Mendonça, known for her emotive voice and songs about love and loss, adds depth to the narrative, making the listener feel the weight of the protagonist's sorrow and longing. 'Hackearam-me' is a poignant exploration of the complexities of heartbreak, the difficulty of moving on, and the ways in which our emotions can feel beyond our control.