Elas Também Gostam Delas 2

Song Meaning

The track opens with a bold, almost defiant assertion: "Elas também gosta delas" (They also like them), immediately followed by a rhetorical question, "E quem não gosta!?" (And who doesn't!?). This repetition sets a tone of unapologetic celebration, framing the central theme as a widely accepted, even obvious, pleasure. The chorus hammers this point home, a relentless chant that emphasizes the universality and desirability of the subject matter. The lyrics then pivot to a more descriptive, almost voyeuristic, portrayal of desire and connection. The narrator dismisses external judgment ("Nós não tamo nem ai pros pelas" - We don't care about the haters) and focuses on the diverse appeal of "delas" (them), encompassing various physical types. The fantasy unfolds with imagery of shared experiences, "duas donzelas" (two maidens) engaging in sensual activities, suggesting a scenario where pleasure is found in mutual exploration and enjoyment, particularly when contrasted with perceived male insensitivity. The most striking craft element is the visceral, onomatopoeic depiction of intense pleasure: "Ela arranha, ela apanha, ela morde, ela lambe / Ela grita, ela grita, ela grita." This sequence of actions, culminating in repeated shouts, creates a vivid auditory and tactile experience for the listener. It’s a raw, uninhibited portrayal of ecstasy, amplified by the visual of "sob a luz da lua e sua amiguinha se agita" (under the moonlight and her little friend gets excited), suggesting a shared, almost primal, arousal. This lyrical approach works because it grounds abstract desires in concrete, sensory details. The narrator’s declaration of happiness derived from this scenario, "E elas me fazem um homem feliz em seguida" (And they make me a happy man afterwards), positions him as an observer and recipient of this joy. The final lines, blending Portuguese and Spanish with "Me gusta marijuana, la plata e muchachas bonitas," reinforce the theme of pleasure-seeking, linking it to material comfort and attractive company, thereby solidifying the song's celebratory, hedonistic core.