Os Menino da Nova (part. G.A, Ghard e Niink)

Veigh's song 'Os Menino da Nova,' featuring Niink, G.A., and Ghard, is a vivid portrayal of urban life, blending themes of street survival, camaraderie, and the pursuit of status. The lyrics paint a picture of young men navigating the complexities of their environment, balancing the need for discretion with the desire for recognition and success. The song opens with a declaration of unity and collaboration among the 'menino da nova,' or 'new boys,' emphasizing their collective strength and resilience in the face of competition.

The narrative delves into the daily realities of these young men, from evading law enforcement ('Por causa dos pig') to maintaining a low profile while engaging in illicit activities ('Eu preciso ser um mano discreto'). The lyrics also highlight the material symbols of success, such as luxury cars ('modelo 4x4 atualizado com os truta no Jeep') and high-end fashion ('Só grife cara no armário'). These elements serve as markers of status and achievement within their community, reflecting a blend of aspiration and defiance.

Interwoven with these themes are moments of personal interaction and bravado. The song features references to romantic and sexual encounters, often depicted with a mix of humor and machismo ('Garota olha pra cara do menor que te come e depois some'). This interplay of relationships and street life underscores the multifaceted nature of their existence, where personal and social dynamics are constantly in flux. Ultimately, 'Os Menino da Nova' is a testament to the resilience and resourcefulness of young men striving to carve out their place in a challenging urban landscape.