Sozinha is Manu Gavassi’s heartfelt reminder that love is often a roller-coaster: we give our all until it hurts, swear we will never fall again, then dive head-first into a new romance convinced this time will be different. The lyrics paint that familiar cycle with vivid images of loving “até sangrar” (until we bleed) and watching silence expose what words cannot. Each verse shows how easily hope is reborn even after disappointment, as if our hearts have a reset button no amount of heartbreak can break.
Yet the chorus flips the script. Manu discovers an unexpected superpower in being alone: her mind races with fresh ideas, her dreams grow bigger, and she finally sees that solitude can be liberating rather than lonely. By the end, she realizes she can become everything she ever wanted without the weight of a draining relationship. “Sozinha” is not a sad breakup song; it is a vibrant anthem of self-rediscovery, inviting listeners to trade heartache for personal freedom and to celebrate the thrilling possibility of loving themselves first.