“Você Foi Moleque” tells the story of a whirlwind romance that burned out just as quickly as it sparked. The singer believed their love was destined to last, only to watch her partner’s immaturity ruin everything. Now that he wants forgiveness, it is too late. By repeating “você foi moleque” (literally “you were a kid”), Sofia Oliveira highlights how childish behavior—taking love for granted and failing to value someone—can break trust beyond repair.
Instead of drowning in heartbreak, the narrator chooses self-respect. She admits she still has feelings, yet she refuses to let them control her life. The song moves from regret to empowerment: she deletes the past, plans a future with someone new, and dares her ex to forget her because she is already forgetting him. Listeners get a catchy Portuguese lesson in moving on, self-worth, and the difference between a boy and a grown-up when it comes to love.