Todo mundo está feliz
Sérgio Sampaio Lyrics

The song "Todo mundo está feliz" by Sérgio Sampaio starts with a radio announcer trying to engage with a passerby in a public square, asking them about their musical preferences. The passerby expresses their preference for loud and noisy music, and the radio announcer goes on to declare that "everyone is happy on Earth." The verses of the song describe the singer's perspective, as he looks over from behind the curtains and magazines, smiling in the midst of the peacefulness of the world. He then takes a more external vantage point, looking from the top of buildings and through store windows, and observes the new sky of another day. He notes that it does not matter to him what day it is, because he is content where he is, and has nothing to do with the happiness of others. The chorus repeats the phrase "everyone is happy on Earth," underscoring the contrast between the contentment of the singer with the seemingly happy multitudes.

On one hand, the song can be seen as a celebration of contentment and happiness in the midst of the world's circumstances. On the other, it may be interpreted as a critique of the illusion of social happiness, where people put on a happy face while hiding their personal struggles. The refrain repeats the phrase "everyone is happy on Earth" and it is open to interpretation as to whether this is a sarcastic observation or a genuine statement. However, the singer's personal perspective reveals a sense of detachment from this otherwise interpreted happiness of others.