Mais Um Frevinho Danado
Ednardo Lyrics

In Ednardo's song "Mais Um Frevinho Danado," the lyrics describe the desperation to forget a sad feeling by going out and dancing in a "crazy" and short space. The singer states that if they happen to find the person they are searching for in the midst of the crowd, they will believe in the existence of happiness once again. The repetition of the verse "Se eu lhe encontrar pelo meio desse povo/Vou pensar de novo que a alegria existe" solidifies the idea that seeing this person would bring joy and validation to the singer's search for happiness.

The chorus provides a contrast to the upbeat verses with its declaration of a false smile that will become apparent on the Wednesday after. The singer admits that despite attempting to forget their sadness by dancing, the absence of the person they are searching for will ultimately bring back feelings of loneliness and heartache. The use of carnival-like words such as "fantasiado" (dressed-up) and "frevinho" (a type of Brazilian music similar to a march) juxtaposed with the underlying sadness in the singer's tone adds to the bittersweet quality of the lyrics.