Loucura (feat. Borges e MC Cabelinho)

Veigh's song 'Loucura,' featuring Borges and MC Cabelinho, delves into the intense and often contradictory emotions that come with passionate love. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a relationship marked by both deep affection and a desire for exclusivity, often bordering on possessiveness. The song opens with a plea for the partner to perform a 'madness' for the singer, emphasizing the uniqueness and irreplaceability of their bond. This request is not just for grand gestures but also for everyday affirmations of loyalty and love, such as wearing designer clothes and showcasing their relationship publicly.

The song's verses highlight the materialistic aspects of the relationship, with references to luxury brands like Lacoste, Versace, Armani, and Hugo. These brands symbolize the singer's way of expressing love and care, contrasting with his admission of being 'so far from attachment.' This duality is further emphasized by the singer's self-description as 'bipolar,' using both silver and gold, which can be seen as a metaphor for the highs and lows of their relationship. The lyrics also touch on the idea of the partner being a 'number 10,' a term often used in soccer to denote a star player, suggesting that she is exceptional and irreplaceable.

As the song progresses, the demands for loyalty become more extreme, culminating in a dramatic request for the partner to prove her love by engaging in dangerous and illegal activities. This escalation from materialistic displays of affection to life-threatening acts underscores the theme of 'madness' in love. The song questions the limits of love and loyalty, asking whether the partner would go to the extremes of risking her life or avenging the singer's death. This intense portrayal of love challenges the listener to consider the boundaries of devotion and the fine line between love and obsession.