Animais

Yunk Vino's song 'Animais' delves into the juxtaposition of urban life and the tranquility found in nature. The recurring line 'Contar animais já virou normal' (Counting animals has become normal) suggests a routine or a coping mechanism that the artist has adopted to find peace amidst the chaos of city life. The imagery of feeling like being in a savanna, surrounded by green grass, evokes a sense of calm and escape from the urban hustle. This metaphorical savanna represents a mental space where the artist can find solace and tranquility.

The lyrics also touch on the pressures and stresses of modern life. Lines like 'Preciso carburar senão eu surto' (I need to fuel up or I'll freak out) and 'Deixando os otário no mudo' (Leaving the fools on mute) reflect the artist's need to stay focused and composed despite external pressures. The mention of luxury items and the high life, such as 'dentro de um carro de luxo' (inside a luxury car), contrasts with the natural imagery, highlighting the duality of his existence. This duality is further emphasized by the calmness he finds in his 'house' surrounded by green grass, a stark contrast to the tumultuous life he leads.

The song also explores themes of authenticity and the artist's struggle with fake people and superficial relationships. The line 'Falsos querer ver minha mãe no luto' (Fakes want to see my mother in mourning) indicates the presence of envious individuals who wish ill upon him. Despite these challenges, Yunk Vino finds a way to maintain his peace and focus, using his metaphorical savanna as a mental retreat. The repetition of the chorus reinforces the idea that this practice of 'counting animals' has become a normal and necessary part of his life to maintain his mental well-being.