“Brigas Demais” (“Too Many Fights”) is a steamy portrait of a love that can’t live with, or without, its own drama. Ludmilla, Delacruz, and Gaab sing about a couple trapped in an addictive cycle: they argue in the streets, then rush back to the bedroom where passion briefly patches every wound. The lyrics capture the bittersweet roller-coaster of jealousy, longing, and reconciliation as both partners admit that the saudade (heart-ache) when they’re apart hurts more than the bruises of each quarrel.
Underneath the sensual beat lies a warning. The song highlights how toxic patterns—constant fights, emotional hostage-taking, and using intimacy as a quick fix—can feel thrilling yet exhausting. Even as the narrator pleads, “Meu coração não é seu brinquedo” (“My heart isn’t your toy”), she confesses a fear of losing her lover, revealing the vulnerability that fuels the chaos. “Brigas Demais” turns this tug-of-war into an irresistible anthem, reminding listeners that sometimes the hottest flames burn the fastest—and can singe the heart if the cycle never ends.