Imagine setting sail on a calm, endless ocean with someone who makes your heart skip a beat. That is exactly where “Alto Mar” places us: out in the open sea, far from routines and clocks, where every gentle wave mirrors the warmth of a new love. Mariana Nolasco and Vitor Kley celebrate a connection so light and genuine that even the soul begs the moment to last. From the very first line, the singers admit they do not want to “economize” on kisses; they would rather dive in headfirst, no pretending, trusting their intuition that this feeling is real and good.
The chorus is a simple wish: nothing more than being well together and watching the other person “blossom in life’s garden.” The ocean becomes a perfect metaphor for freedom, spontaneity, and shared adventure, while “probability of being good” turns love into both a heartfelt promise and a playful calculation that always works in their favor. In short, “Alto Mar” is a sun-soaked anthem to jumping in, following your heart, and letting love flow without fear.