A Tonga da Mironga do Kabulete (Italiano)

Toquinho's song "A Tonga da Mironga do Kabulete (Italiano)" is a satirical and critical piece that delves into the frustrations and disillusionments of modern life. The lyrics, sung in Italian, express a deep-seated anger and disappointment with the state of the world, which is described as being in a 'coma profundo' or deep coma. This metaphor suggests a world that is not just sick but almost beyond saving, highlighting the artist's sense of hopelessness and frustration.

The song uses the phrase 'A tonga da mironga do kabuletê' as a recurring refrain, which serves as a kind of verbal escape or a place to send all the frustrations and injustices of the world. This phrase, while nonsensical, carries a weight of meaning through its repetition and the context in which it is used. It becomes a symbolic destination for all the negative emotions and societal critiques that Toquinho expresses throughout the song.

Toquinho criticizes various aspects of society, from those who take without giving back and forget their debts, to those who deceive with a saintly facade. He also laments the lack of genuine emotion and the absence of songs that can evoke memories and feelings. The song's tone is both accusatory and resigned, capturing a sense of being fed up with the world's arrogance and superficiality. Through its biting lyrics and repetitive refrain, the song becomes a powerful commentary on the disillusionment with modern society and the desire to escape its flaws.