“Verdinha” is Ludmilla’s cheeky anthem about freedom, hustle, and a certain little green plant. The narrator proudly reveals that she has grown a marijuana sprout in her own backyard and sells “a gram of the green” for just one real, turning a playful wink into a small-scale business plan. While her mother, father, and grandmother all ask what kind of plant it is, she refuses to hide or apologize. The song mixes humor with empowerment, showing a woman who balances responsibilities at home and school while still claiming the right to let loose and enjoy life.
Beyond the catchy chorus, Ludmilla fires back at nosy neighbors and society’s moral masks. She calls herself “crazy but dedicated,” ready to confront hypocrisy with a metaphorical “bang, bang.” The buzz from her verdinha becomes a symbol of personal liberation, daring listeners to question outdated judgments. In just a few breezy verses, the track celebrates self-reliance, resilience, and the unapologetic joy of doing things your own way.