Claudinho & Buchecha’s “Só Love” is a joyful declaration that life feels complete only when love is front and center. Over an irresistibly danceable funk groove, the singer repeats the hypnotic hook “só love” (“just love”) to show that everything—time, pleasure, even the calendar—melts away in the presence of the person who sets his heart on fire. He craves another rendezvous where corpo, alma e coração (body, soul, and heart) collide, praising a passion “hotter than the sun” and day-dreaming like someone who dribbles a soccer ball across the sand while lost in thought.
The song is equally about exclusivity. No matter how tempting it might be to risk a fling with someone else, the narrator insists that “to love it has to be with you.” That unwavering devotion, paired with playful sensual imagery, turns “Só Love” into a feel-good anthem of wholehearted commitment—perfect for singing along, dancing, and learning how Brazilian Portuguese can celebrate romance with just two simple words: só love.