Prada

In 'Prada,' Vulgo FK delves into the complexities of a tumultuous relationship marked by longing, materialism, and fleeting moments of connection. The song opens with a sense of nostalgia as the artist expresses his yearning for a woman he refers to as 'mandraka.' This term, often used in Brazilian slang, can denote a woman who is both alluring and somewhat elusive. The artist reminisces about their past encounters, suggesting that despite the time that has passed, he still holds onto the hope that she will reach out to him, even if it's just to cry on his shoulder.

The chorus highlights the materialistic aspect of their relationship, with the woman calling him and asking for luxury items like Prada and Louis Vuitton. This request for high-end brands symbolizes a desire to relive the opulent and carefree moments they once shared. However, it also underscores a superficial layer to their connection, where material possessions play a significant role in their interactions. The repetition of this chorus emphasizes the cyclical nature of their relationship, where they keep coming back to each other despite the underlying issues.

As the song progresses, it becomes clear that the woman leads a lifestyle filled with late-night escapades and a reluctance to commit. She enjoys the thrill of being with 'bad boys' and indulges in substances like MDMA. This hedonistic lifestyle contrasts sharply with the artist's longing for a deeper connection. The song ends on a poignant note, with the artist's voicemail message serving as a metaphor for the emotional distance between them. Despite his longing and the memories they share, the relationship remains unfulfilled, caught in a loop of desire and disillusionment.