Ever wondered what happens when heartbreak meets fierce self-discovery? In Eu Posso Ser Como Você, Brazilian pop star Jão turns the tables on a partner who once set the rules. The narrator starts out searching for excuses, but every line inches closer to a liberating confession: he acted out of pure desire, curiosity and the simple fact that he could. The repeated admission “eu fiz porque eu quis” (“I did it because I wanted to”) transforms guilt into empowerment, showing how owning our choices can feel thrilling — even when those choices include a little rebellion.
By the chorus, Jão flips the mirror on the person who hurt him: “Eu posso ser como você” (“I can be like you”). What looks like revenge is really a lesson in self-worth. The song suggests that betrayals are often subtle, and that everyone hungers for happiness in their own way. Packed with biting honesty, shimmering synth-pop and a touch of audacity, this track invites listeners to question double standards, claim their freedom and dance along while doing it.