Buceta

Velhas Virgens' song 'Buceta' is a provocative and unfiltered exploration of human desires and the dynamics between men and women. The lyrics are straightforward and explicit, focusing on the primal urges that drive relationships. The song repeatedly emphasizes that despite the various annoyances and challenges women may present, they possess something that men deeply desire, which is explicitly stated as 'buceta' (a vulgar term for the female genitalia in Portuguese).

The song delves into the lengths men are willing to go to satisfy their desires, highlighting the sacrifices and absurdities they endure. From spending money to enduring nagging, the lyrics suggest that men are often willing to put up with a lot because of their sexual desires. This is humorously and crudely illustrated through lines like 'A gente faz papel de besta' (We play the fool) and 'A gente cai na lama e come grama' (We fall into the mud and eat grass).

Interestingly, the song also flips the perspective, acknowledging that women, too, have their desires. The lyrics state that despite their behavior, men have something women want, which is 'cacete' (a vulgar term for the male genitalia in Portuguese). This mutual acknowledgment of desires creates a raw and honest portrayal of the sexual dynamics between men and women, albeit in a very explicit and exaggerated manner. The song's repetitive and chant-like structure reinforces the primal and almost ritualistic nature of these desires, making it a bold statement on human sexuality.