Pop music usually features the most diverse themes in lyrics – from romance, love and passion, self-love, acceptance and LGBTQIA+ guidelines. Artists use composing as a way to delve into certain topics and present them to the audience in a light and affective way, where everyone can rephrase the song.
Kamatosan artist who is already known as one of the big bets of the new generation of national pop, he announces Anything (he or she), fourth single from his debut album. The track, released by management and label Mousikaddresses the bisexuality by the artist and is now available on all digital platforms.
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According to the singer, the song is directly about love and his experience: “‘Tanto Faz’ is a song that celebrates love in all its ways, without labels, without distinctions, limits and questions. It’s about loving and being loved, whoever and however it is. It’s a song about me. About who I am I am and very lightly. Because that’s how I see love and that’s how I see my sexuality. It’s a story about men, women, boys and girls. It’s about bisexuality and about love.”
In the letter, Kamatos talk about feeling anxious when meeting that special boy or girl at night. “Capelli Rasdin, he likes a pagodinho / Exalta plays the one in the car / But it lacks nothing, nothing / The way it comes all hot / With that look on his face like he’s fucking me life/ The night has already changed and I will relax/ My heart is a song that fits more and more/ I fell into that spell and I won’t go back/ I won’t go back, eh/ I won’t go back, a/ If it’s him or her, whatever for me.”
“Love is a vehicle of affection, respect and comfort, not prejudice and judgment. And that’s what I wanted to tell in this song. I want people to listen and understand right away that love is free. Like all my songs, I want to connect with those who believe the same way I do, and I want to at least try to open the minds and hearts of people who still can’t understand that no one has to choose. That whatever you love and that’s it.” , concludes Kamatos.
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