Tem Nada a Ver

Xote Santo's song 'Tem Nada a Ver' delves into the complexities and contradictions faced by modern Christians. The lyrics highlight the tension between religious devotion and the temptations of contemporary life. The phrase 'Tem nada a vê' (which translates to 'It has nothing to do with it') is used ironically to point out behaviors that are often justified as harmless but are, in fact, leading believers astray. The song critiques how some Christians rationalize actions that conflict with their faith, such as participating in nudist beaches, getting tattoos of Jesus, or indulging in alcohol and gambling.

The song also addresses the hypocrisy within the Christian community. It mentions pastors turning into celebrities and believers who engage in worldly pleasures while claiming to spread salvation. The lyrics suggest that these actions are not in line with true Christian values and that they lead to spiritual downfall. The song calls for vigilance and a return to genuine faith, emphasizing that true believers should focus on prayer and spiritual growth rather than succumbing to societal pressures.

'Vigia crente que Jesus está voltando' (Watch out, believer, Jesus is coming back) serves as a warning to Christians to stay true to their faith. The song underscores the importance of living a life that aligns with Christian teachings, rather than merely appearing pious. It criticizes those who complain about their misfortunes while engaging in dishonest behavior, reminding listeners that God knows who the true believers are. The song concludes with a reflection on personal responsibility, acknowledging that while everything is permitted, not everything is beneficial for a committed Christian life.