Me Beija Com Raiva paints the messy moment when a once-dreamy romance starts falling apart. Jão sings from inside the chaos: two lovers who have slid “de sonhadores a inimigos” (from dreamers to enemies), yet who still share a magnetic pull. He confesses his mistakes, worries about the gossiping friends, and remembers nights spent on the bedroom floor with shared “vícios.” Every line drips with frustration and longing, showing how quickly pure love can curdle into bitterness.
The chorus plea – “Me beija com raiva” (kiss me in anger) – captures the song’s heart. It is an urgent request to mix passion with rage, to prove there is still fire before the final goodbye. Jão repeats “Amar é muito melhor que ter razão” (loving is way better than being right), reminding both partners that pride is not worth losing the greatest love they have ever known. The result is a raw anthem for anyone who has argued at full volume, then wanted one more fiery kiss to see if the relationship can still be saved.