Cida is a sun-kissed love letter that feels like a spontaneous trip through Rio’s streets. Our narrator, half hopeless romantic and half mischief-making Robin Hood, steals chocolates, flowers, and even a moment of your time just to prove his devotion. He admits he is flawed – he can talk about love even when he struggles to love himself – yet every stolen gift and beachside plan at Posto 9 shows how intensely he is drawn to Cida’s calm, magnetic energy.
Beneath the playful vibe lies a wish for renewal. While the couple has lost their way, he is still “only hers,” craving a fresh cycle where both can heal and grow stronger together. Set to Agnes Nunes’s silky vocals and Xamã’s laid-back verses, the song mixes samba-soul warmth with youthful recklessness, reminding us that real love can be messy, daring, and beautifully persistent all at once.