Serial Killer

Valete's song "Serial Killer" tells the harrowing story of Edson, a young man whose life spirals out of control due to his obsessive infatuation with a Colombian prostitute. The narrative begins with Edson, a 15-year-old boy, meeting a woman who is unlike anyone he has ever encountered. Despite his initial hesitation, he quickly becomes enamored with her, driven by the encouragement of his friends. This woman, an illegal immigrant and sex worker, introduces Edson to a world of intense physical pleasure, which he has never experienced before.

As Edson's obsession grows, he begins to steal money to afford more encounters with her. His life becomes consumed by the need to be with her, leading him down a dangerous path. Despite warnings from his friends, Edson cannot break free from his infatuation. He even attempts to move on by dating another girl, but finds himself unable to forget the Colombian woman. His life deteriorates further as he becomes more entangled in criminal activities to sustain his addiction to her.

The song reaches its tragic climax when Edson's heart gives out during one of their encounters, and the woman reveals herself as a "serial killer." This metaphorical twist suggests that she is not a literal murderer, but rather someone whose allure and influence have a deadly effect on those who fall for her. Valete uses this story to highlight the destructive power of obsession and the dangers of losing oneself in pursuit of unattainable desires. The song serves as a cautionary tale about the perils of addiction, both to substances and to people, and the devastating consequences that can result from such dependencies.