Vem Por Cima is a fiery mash-up of Brazilian funk and Latin reggaetón where Ludmilla and the Colombian group Piso 21 turn the dance floor into their playground. Switching playfully between Portuguese and Spanish, the artists invite a partner to take the lead on top, rip off a shirt, and shout Ludmilla’s name while the beat simmers. The lyrics are full of bold commands, teasing scratches and bites, and cheeky boasts about irresistible curves, painting a picture of two people so caught up in the rhythm that even a shot of tequila is just fuel for the flame.
Beneath the steamy surface, the song celebrates unapologetic self-confidence and cross-cultural unity. Ludmilla owns her sensuality, showing that a woman can be both “um nojo” (a bit cocky) and “gostoso” (deliciously good). Piso 21 answer with Latin swagger, praising her unique Brazilian flow and inviting everyone—from the barrio to the favela—to join the party. In short, Vem Por Cima is an anthem of nightlife liberation: bold, bilingual, and impossible to listen to without moving.