Quarta

In 'Quarta,' VMZ delves into the mundanity and neutrality of Wednesdays, a day often overlooked in the hustle and bustle of the week. The song opens with the artist expressing a sense of aimlessness, unsure of what to say about this seemingly insignificant day. This sets the tone for a reflective journey, where VMZ contemplates the struggles and stresses that have been weighing heavily on his mind.

The lyrics reveal a desire to escape from the noise and chaos of the world, seeking solace and peace. VMZ repeatedly mentions wanting to go far away, to evade the constant clamor that surrounds him. This longing for tranquility is juxtaposed with the harsh realities of life, such as the ongoing 'wars' and the relentless passage of time. The artist highlights the importance of taking a moment to check in on each other, to ask if someone is okay, emphasizing the often-overlooked need for human connection and empathy.

Throughout the song, VMZ offers a sense of hope and healing. He speaks of wanting to cure the pain inflicted by the world, to guide and reassure those who are suffering. The repeated refrain of 'Deixa eu curar o mal que o mundo fez' (Let me heal the harm the world has done) underscores a compassionate desire to mend the wounds caused by life's hardships. The song ultimately serves as a reminder that even in the midst of life's chaos, there is always room for kindness, understanding, and healing.