Hora Errada (part. Caio Luccas)

Veigh's song 'Hora Errada,' featuring Caio Luccas, delves into the complexities of modern relationships and the pursuit of success. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a young man who is caught between his desires and his responsibilities. The recurring theme of a woman who wants to be with him but doesn't know how to ask highlights the communication barriers that often exist in relationships. Despite her spending his money, he remains optimistic, believing that the best is yet to come. This optimism is a testament to his resilience and faith in the future.

The song also explores the allure of material success and its impact on personal identity. Veigh mentions that his life is now filled with women, money, and smoke—three things that can easily cloud one's judgment. However, he insists that he remains the same person despite these changes. This assertion suggests a struggle to maintain authenticity in the face of newfound wealth and attention. The lyrics 'Nóis subiu foi chutando lata' (We rose by kicking cans) serve as a reminder of his humble beginnings and the hard work it took to get where he is today.

Caio Luccas's verse adds another layer to the narrative, emphasizing the longing and nostalgia that come with success. He reminisces about the scent of his lover and the comfort of having her in his bed, contrasting it with the emptiness he feels without her. The imagery of driving around with friends, making smoke, and drinking whiskey evokes a sense of camaraderie and youthful recklessness. Yet, even in these moments of indulgence, there's an underlying yearning for genuine connection. The song's title, 'Hora Errada' (Wrong Time), encapsulates this tension between timing and desire, suggesting that even when circumstances aren't perfect, the right person can still make a difference.