“Culpa” is Bea Duarte’s bold declaration of independence. In this synth-kissed pop track, the Brazilian singer shakes off the heavy coat of culpa (guilt) and fear that others try to hang on her shoulders. She proudly sings that those old judgments “não encaixa mais em mim” – they simply do not fit anymore. Instead of bending to social rules, Bea claims her own slice of paradise, insisting that even the threat of going “pro inferno” cannot scare her back into line.
The chorus reveals how hard-won this freedom is: she once knelt, begging to be “normal,” wondering why she could not be like everyone else. Now she sees that would be “tão banal.” By embracing free will and doing good because she wants to, Bea turns the song into an anthem for anyone tired of squeezing into someone else’s mold. “Culpa” invites listeners to ditch second-hand shame, trust their own path, and celebrate the thrilling rush of being unapologetically themselves.