Anti-herói (feat. Kamaitachi)

ZéVitor's song "Anti-herói (feat. Kamaitachi)" delves into the chaotic and often contradictory life of an anti-hero. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a person caught in a whirlwind of vices and existential musings. The opening lines juxtapose elements of faith and addiction, such as "Cápsulas de fé, cafeina" and "Bala e Rita Lee, Ritalina," suggesting a life that oscillates between moments of spiritual searching and self-destructive behavior. The mention of "Séries de anti-heróis, heroina" further emphasizes the fascination with flawed characters, both in fiction and reality, who struggle with their inner demons.

The song continues to explore the theme of time and its irreversible nature with the line "Máquina veloz não volta atrás no tempo." This metaphor of a fast-moving machine that can't go back in time underscores the sense of regret and the desire to undo past mistakes. The references to iconic figures like John Lennon and Paul McCartney, alongside mundane items like "Pão e aguarrás," create a contrast between the extraordinary and the ordinary, highlighting the protagonist's internal conflict and disillusionment.

In the latter part of the song, ZéVitor introduces philosophical and artistic influences, such as "Buda ou Baudelaire" and "Salvador Dali, ou morfina," to illustrate the protagonist's search for meaning and escape. The recurring mention of substances like alcohol and nicotine, combined with the imagery of "carne e carnavais, serpentina," paints a picture of a life filled with fleeting pleasures and constant turmoil. Ultimately, the song captures the essence of an anti-hero's journey—a relentless pursuit of identity and purpose amidst chaos and contradiction.