Masculinidade is Tiago Iorc’s raw confession booth wrapped in a mellow groove. The Brazilian singer strips away the glitter of fame and the macho mask he once wore, admitting to insecurities, internet escapism, and the pressure to be a “real man.” Each verse peels back another layer of the stereotype: the boy mocked for being sensitive, the adult numbing himself with porn, and the generations of fathers who never learned to say how they felt.
Instead of staying in that darkness, Tiago turns the song into a brotherly pep-talk. His repeated chorus, "Cuida, meu irmão, do teu emocional" (Take care, my brother, of your emotions), flips the script on fragile masculinity and invites men to own their feelings, seek connection, and redefine strength as honesty. In short, the track is both a personal detox and a collective wake-up call: being a man is less about muscle and more about mindful courage.