Olá, Solidão invites us into the mind of someone who once soared solo with total confidence. He brushed off advice, planted his flag on the old saying “better alone than in bad company,” and treated the sky as his personal playground. From a dream house overlooking the sea to flights so close to the heavens, life felt limitless… until he looks around and realizes there is no one left to share the view.
The song turns that moment of awakening into a warm yet bittersweet greeting to loneliness itself. By repeating “Olá, solidão,” the singer admits that stubborn independence, without balance, can land us in an empty space. Os Quatro e Meia wrap this reflection in bright folk-pop energy, reminding us that true freedom also means knowing when to touch down, listen, and let others in.