“Fala-me De Ti” is a bittersweet dance anthem where pulsating electronic beats meet a heartfelt confession. The singer stands in the ruins of a past relationship, still “ainda estou aqui” – I’m still here – begging the other person to talk about their side of the story. Every night feels longer, every day slips by, yet the memories refuse to fade. Over shimmering synths, the lyrics paint that familiar tug-of-war between wanting closure and fearing the answers.
Beneath the club-ready production lies a simple request: tell me what was missing, what survived, what changed. By repeating “fala-me de ti” (talk to me about you) like a mantra, KURA and Diogo Piçarra capture the universal ache of unfinished love. It is a song to dance to, cry to, and maybe text your ex to – a reminder that sometimes the loudest beat can carry the softest plea.