“Cabelo Bagunçado” feels like a sun-kissed postcard from a lovestruck daydream. Agnes Nunes, the young artist from France, paints a scene where a simple glance through a doorway sets hearts racing and salty wind tangles hair in the best possible way. The song’s narrator invites their partner to drop everything, sip coconut water, and watch the waves together, promising that even time itself can take a holiday when they are side by side.
Under the gentle sway of bossa-pop rhythms, messy hair becomes a playful symbol of freedom: it shows how love can be carefree yet deeply comforting at the same time. The repeated plea “amor, vem ser meu porto seguro” (“love, come be my safe harbor”) blends with images of Hawaii, sandy floors, and a house happily turned upside-down. In short, this track is an irresistible call to trade routine for oceanside paradise, where the beautiful chaos of two hearts – and two tousled heads of hair – leads straight to the sky.