Song meaning of Torcida by Bresh

Hey there, music lovers! Today, I wanna chat about a song that really hit me in the feels - "Torcida" by Bresh. When I first listened to this track, I was immediately drawn in by the raw emotions and deep lyrics.

The song starts off with Breshino setting the scene, and then Bresh comes in with the first verse, singing about falling down and getting back up again, almost like it's a game to him. He talks about not liking a certain word, feeling like it's not real, even though someone gave him everything. It's like he's reminiscing about a past relationship where he felt like he was in a theme park, with his partner being a mix of Medusa and a mermaid.

But what really got me was the chorus. Bresh sings about the city giving him something, planting seeds in construction sites, saying yes to staying there but spending all his money on planes. He talks about life lighting up the way out, taking it like a dress but not feeling it, pushing it into the midst of the "torcida."

In the second verse, Bresh paints a picture of being outside with old rebels and dreamers, feeling stuck in a line that doesn't move forward. He mentions people with carp tattoos on their forearms, and feeling disconnected from a digital world, seeking nirvana but finding Baudelaire instead. The repetition of "Andre doesn't hear" adds a layer of detachment and isolation.

The post-chorus brings in images of Copacabana, juggling on the beach, traveling the world with fingertips, and taking off shoes for the game. It's like a moment of freedom and escape from the chaos.

As the song progresses, Bresh dives deeper into introspection, feeling dizzy, hearing the crowd scream, wanting to be lifted up and dropped from the top. He talks about being drugged by time, addicted to life, and wondering if he's lost himself, searching outside his home, feeling the wind under a palm tree, smelling the road on a motorcycle.

The final chorus brings it all together, with life illuminating the way out, taking it like a dress but not feeling it, pushing it into the midst of the "torcida." The post-chorus repeats the imagery of Copacabana, juggling on the beach, traveling the world with fingertips, and taking off shoes for the game.

Overall, "Torcida" by Bresh is a powerful song that delves into themes of self-discovery, disillusionment, and the search for meaning in a chaotic world. The mix of personal reflections and vivid imagery creates a captivating listening experience that resonates with anyone navigating the complexities of life.

So, next time you're in the mood for a song that makes you think and feel deeply, give "Torcida" a listen. Let the music wash over you and see where it takes you. B-R-E-S-H, signing off!