Mó Fita

In 'Mó Fita,' Vietnã delves into the harsh realities of social inequality and the struggles faced by those from underprivileged backgrounds. The song opens with a reflection on the artist's past hardships, highlighting the struggle to make ends meet and the feeling of being insignificant even in basic societal structures like the bread line. This sets the tone for a narrative that is both personal and universally relatable for many who face similar socio-economic challenges.

The lyrics also touch on the artist's disdain for illusions and superficial success. Vietnã contrasts his own grounded perspective with that of the privileged, who often look down on those from the favelas. The mention of being on the same airplane as a doctor who finds it hard to tolerate his presence underscores the deep-seated class divisions. This is further emphasized by the critique of the wealthy who squander their resources on trivial pursuits while the less fortunate struggle to survive.

A recurring theme in the song is the irony and hypocrisy of societal judgments. Vietnã points out how the same hands that point fingers at the less fortunate are often involved in corrupt practices. This duality is a powerful commentary on the moral contradictions within society. The chorus reinforces the idea that for the privileged, nothing is ever enough—they are not satisfied with merely achieving success but feel the need to take from others. In contrast, Vietnã expresses a desire for what is rightfully his, even if it is modest, highlighting a sense of integrity and self-respect.

The song also paints a vivid picture of the pervasive violence and exploitation in marginalized communities. The imagery of 'maldade' (evil) parading unnoticed and the comparison of people to cattle being bled for profit are stark reminders of the brutal realities faced by the underprivileged. Through 'Mó Fita,' Vietnã not only shares his personal experiences but also offers a poignant critique of the systemic inequalities that perpetuate suffering and injustice.