Você Que Lute

In 'Você Que Lute,' Vitinho delivers a powerful anthem of self-respect and empowerment in the face of betrayal. The song's narrative centers around the protagonist's decision to end a relationship marred by infidelity. The opening lines, 'Estou pondo as suas malas no elevador / Se a foto sumir no zap não se assuste,' set the stage for a decisive breakup. The protagonist is taking concrete steps to remove their partner from their life, symbolized by packing their bags and deleting their photos. This act signifies a reclaiming of self-worth and a refusal to tolerate further disrespect.

The chorus, 'Você que lute, você que lute,' translates to 'You deal with it, you deal with it,' emphasizing the protagonist's resolve to move on and leave the consequences of the betrayal to the unfaithful partner. The lyrics, 'Perda de tempo a sua vir falar de amor / Se você só conhece ele na teoria,' highlight the partner's superficial understanding of love, contrasting with the protagonist's genuine emotional investment. This disparity underscores the futility of the partner's attempts to reconcile.

Vitinho's lyrics also explore the emotional aftermath of betrayal. Lines like 'Suas lágrimas não vão me convencer / Mudar de decisão' and 'Você tá colhendo os frutos da sua traição' reflect the protagonist's unwavering stance and the inevitability of facing the consequences of one's actions. The song concludes with a poignant reminder that actions have repercussions: 'Quem planta sacanagem um dia colhe solidão / Se vira com seu coração.' This metaphor of reaping what one sows encapsulates the song's message of accountability and the ultimate loneliness that follows deceit.