Tiago Iorc turns the famously bittersweet Brazilian feeling of saudade into something deliciously uplifting. In Saudade Boa — literally “good longing” — he sings about that rush of missing someone in the best possible way: it is a craving that reminds him how wonderful life feels when they are “juntin’” (together). The chorus repeats like a friendly wave of emotion: being alone can be nice, but sharing moments with this special person is “bom demais” — way too good to pass up.
As the verses roll, Tiago sprinkles playful imagery: tarot cards that already predicted their match, the irresistible “doce do teu doce” (the sweetest part of your sweetness), and the unmistakable scent of homemade seasoning. Each line paints love as a mix of destiny, flavor, and rhythm that keeps tugging at his chest. The song is an invitation to embrace longing not as sadness, but as proof of a connection so warm it makes you dance to the thought of running back into each other’s arms.