Napalm
r.o.i. Lyrics

The lyrics of r.o.i.'s song Napalm depict a scenario where former Brazilian President Fernando Henrique Cardoso (FHC) and former Governor Antônio Carlos Magalhães (ACM) are portrayed as wealthy landowners and fascists who have ordered napalm to be produced in order to destroy the MST - the Landless Workers' Movement. The lyrics go on to say that they have mobilized the police to carry out a genocide that is being broadcasted on television, as they profit from the blood of the people. The song further highlights that even the robot police have been activated to ensure their power is not threatened, as poverty and misery brings them more power.

The lyrics are filled with political commentary and references to social injustice in Brazil. The use of the term "latifundiários" which means wealthy landowners, highlights the power imbalance in society and the oppression and violence inflicted on the landless workers. The use of the term "genocídio" portrays the violence inflicted on a particular racial or ethnic group, suggesting a mass killing or destruction of the MST activists. The lyrics suggest that the wealthy landowners and fascists care little for the people's welfare, and have no qualms about ordering and carrying out a mass killing of a marginalized group to achieve their goals.

Overall, r.o.i.'s song Napalm is a powerful protest song that speaks out against social injustice and oppression, and highlights the brutalities faced by those who seek to rise above poverty and take control of their own lives and destinies.