“Vou Passar” by Brazilian artist Jade Baraldo is a bold, carefree anthem that shouts “I’ll move on, with or without you!” The singer addresses someone who once doubted her talents, promising to speak less and show more. Wearing confidence like armor, she warns that anyone standing in her way had better grab a bulletproof vest because she is about to stride right past them. The phrase “vou passar” (I’m going to pass) becomes her rallying cry, echoing across a dance floor where she lives for the night, follows the moon, and refuses to wait for anyone who can’t keep up.
At its heart the song is a celebration of freedom, self-love, and fearless independence. Jade offers “muito amor pra dar” (a lot of love to give), yet only to those brave enough to surrender to the moment. If the other person hesitates, she’ll “passar por cima” (roll right over) without a second thought. Each line pulses with sensual energy, but it’s paired with unwavering determination: she knows how to fly and exactly where she needs to go. “Vou Passar” invites listeners to claim their own power, dance under the moonlight, and keep moving forward no matter who tries to hold them back.