Tchau
Tainá Costa Lyrics

In Tainá Costa's song Tchau, the title 'Tchau' is a Brazilian Portuguese word that means 'goodbye.' The song is about the end of a relationship, where the singer has had enough of her partner and is meagerly saying goodbye to them. The opening lyric 'E ai Ruanzinho é tchau' directly addresses the partner by name and tells them that it is goodbye. She then proceeds to reassure him that this is for the best as he was not treating her right, and she provides him with a one-way ticket as a parting gift. The singer warns the partner not to cry during the goodbye as it's pointless, and to speed up the process, she will pack his things and take him to the bus station. She then proceeds to say that sorry, she is not the woman he wanted as she speaks her mind and is not afraid to leave.

The chorus repeats several times throughout the song and also uses the phrase 'Nosso eu te amo virou' which translates to 'our I love you has turned.' The singer implies here that the love that they once shared is now over, leaving only five letters and a period 'Tchau.'

The song is poignant and emotional, describing the end of a relationship and how it's sometimes best to walk away. It is a relatable topic that many people can connect with, and the lyrics themselves are straight to the point and easy to understand.