Ilusão feels like a nighttime drive through neon streets, where Filipe Ret celebrates the rush of success while questioning what is truly real. Over pounding beats he paints himself as a lucky king in a fast car, cash in hand, lover at his side, and Madonna on the radio. Every flashing color and roaring engine represents ambition, self-belief, and the thrill of turning dreams into palpable victories.
Yet beneath the swagger lies a reflective core. Ret admits that “tudo é uma ilusão”—everything might be an illusion—so the only logical response is to live exactly as you want. The song balances confidence with philosophy: chase goals, fight depression, build your own system, but never forget that life and death share the same road. In the end the message is simple and bold: if reality is uncertain, make your story so vivid that it outshines the illusion.