Ainda Gosto De Você/Já Era takes you on an emotional roller-coaster from I still love you to It is over. In the first part, the singers are flooded with nostalgia, admitting they never valued the relationship enough. Now they are craving a second chance, insisting that the only “solution” to their lives is getting back together. The chorus repeats like a heart that cannot stop beating out the same message: Ainda gosto de você — I still like (love) you — and everyone can see it.
Suddenly, the mood shifts to Já Era (“It is done”). Reality hits, leaving the narrator alone in silence, confessing how much it hurts to wake up without the other person. There is raw regret, but also a reluctant acceptance that time might be the only remedy. By blending smooth pagode rhythms with heartfelt confessions, Sorriso Maroto, Ludmilla and Belo capture both sides of heartbreak: the desperate hope for reconciliation and the painful realization that love might be gone for good.