Feeling lost after love is the heart of Tomás Adrião’s “À Procura De Alguém”. The narrator looks back on a relationship where one person gave everything while he “gave so little.” Regret drips from every line: he admits he turned love into a game, burned bridges, and arrived “late” to the realization. Now he roams without a compass, “à procura” (in search) of someone who can show him the north again.
Yet the song is not only about heartbreak; it is also a confession of self-discovery. Each chorus circles the same thought: he is really chasing himself. The further he runs toward an imagined new partner or a stroke of luck, the clearer it becomes that the real journey is inward—learning to become the person capable of accepting love. Full of wistful melodies and honest Portuguese lyrics, “À Procura De Alguém” invites listeners to reflect on the bridges they have burned, the chances still left, and the possibility that the next “alguém” we must find might be the person staring back in the mirror.