Muito Prazer
Canto dos Malditos na Terra do Nunca Lyrics

In these lyrics, the singer is expressing their willingness to give themselves fully to another person. They possess all of their power and desire, and they are offering it to the person they are addressing in the song. The repeated phrase "Muito Prazer" (which means "pleased to meet you" in Portuguese) can be interpreted in a few different ways - it could be seen as a declaration of the singer's pleasure in offering themselves to this person, or it could be seen as an acknowledgement of the potential pleasure that could come from a relationship with this person.

The repeated line "Tenho todo o meu poder" (which means "I have all of my power") could be seen as a declaration of agency and control - the singer is asserting that they are in charge of their own destiny and that they are capable of making decisions for themselves. However, this power is ultimately given away to the person they are addressing, as they offer up their soul and desire. The question "Pode ser?" (which means "Can it be?") at the end of each verse adds a note of uncertainty to the lyrics - even though the singer is willing to give themselves fully, they are still unsure if the other person will reciprocate their desires.