Turn up the speakers and clear the dance floor! “Século 21” drops us right in the middle of a sizzling Brazilian night where anything can happen. With Leo Santana’s booming vocals and Luísa Sonza’s playful swagger, the song invites everyone to drink, dance, and get deliciously dizzy to the beat. The repeated commands—rala, roça, joga, senta—are like a DJ’s call-outs guiding hips and feet in a game of musical follow-the-leader, promising that “tonight will definitely cause some trouble.”
Beyond the party sparkles a message of modern freedom: the protagonist flirts with guys and girls alike and nobody bats an eyelash because, well, it is the 21st century. The lyrics celebrate an anything-goes mindset where bodies move, labels blur, and good vibes rule. In short, “Século 21” is a high-energy anthem that champions openness, fun without judgment, and the irresistible pull of a dance floor that refuses to sleep.