Alô Polícia

In 'Alô Polícia,' Unha Pintada delivers a poignant narrative of heartbreak and betrayal. The song's protagonist is a man who has been deeply hurt by a woman who has repeatedly deceived and manipulated him. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of his emotional turmoil, as he calls out to the police to arrest the woman who has 'ended his life' and 'drowned him in a glass full of drink.' This metaphor of drowning in alcohol highlights the depth of his despair and the extent to which he has turned to drinking as a means of coping with his pain.

The song also touches on themes of justice and retribution. The protagonist feels that there should be a law to protect those who are 'always valuing the person they have' and 'never betraying anyone.' He sees himself as a victim of a 'safada' (a derogatory term for a deceitful woman) who has caused him immense suffering. By referring to her as no longer a 'réu primária' (first-time offender), he implies that she has a history of hurting others, further emphasizing his plea for justice.

Unha Pintada's musical style, often characterized by its emotional depth and relatability, adds another layer to the song's impact. The raw emotion in his voice and the melancholic melody resonate with listeners who may have experienced similar heartbreak. 'Alô Polícia' is not just a song about personal pain; it is a broader commentary on the need for accountability and the emotional scars left by betrayal. The song's powerful message and Unha Pintada's heartfelt delivery make it a compelling piece that speaks to the universal experience of love and loss.