Compromisso captures that nerve-wracking moment when the heart wants to leap forward but the mind hits the brake. Nina Fernandes sings about a familiar loop: every time she falls in love, fear locks her up, old habits replay, and she turns into what she jokingly calls a “serial killer” of her own feelings. The verses list the tricks she uses to protect herself—hiding flaws, overlooking her partner’s vices, spinning in circles of self-sabotage—yet the chorus bursts with determination: “Eu vou tentar amar mais uma vez.” She refuses to believe love is impossible and promises to change, forgive, and give her emotions a second chance.
The song is both a confession and a pep talk. It shows how scary commitment can feel, especially when past disappointments keep echoing, but it also glows with optimism. By the end, Nina turns fear into fuel, inviting listeners to break their own cycles, bet on vulnerability, and discover that loving again may be risky, but it is beautifully within reach.