Mulher Nunca Foi Pra Menino (Ao Vivo) — English translation

Danilo e Davi · portuguese → English

What "Mulher Nunca Foi Pra Menino (Ao Vivo)" means

This song explores the frustrating irony of unrequited love and neglectful partners. The narrator compares a cold, unappreciative boyfriend to people who waste luxury items they possess, like expensive wine or unused swimming pools. Using a popular folk expression about good food going to waste on a vegan, the lyrics highlight how someone unworthy takes a wonderful partner for granted, while the narrator stands ready to offer genuine love, respect, and proper appreciation.

Tem gente com piscina em casa e nem entra na água
There are people with a swimming pool at home who never even step in the water
Que tem aquele vinho caro, mas nunca abriu a garrafa
Who have that expensive wine, but never opened the bottle
Tem tanta gente com dinheiro
There are so many people with money
Que junta, junta e não gasta
Who hoard and hoard and never spend it

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What does "Mulher Nunca Foi Pra Menino (Ao Vivo)" by Danilo e Davi mean?

This song explores the frustrating irony of unrequited love and neglectful partners. The narrator compares a cold, unappreciative boyfriend to people who waste luxury items they possess, like expensive wine or unused swimming pools. Using a popular folk expression about good food going to waste on a vegan, the lyrics highlight how someone unworthy takes a wonderful partner for granted, while the narrator stands ready to offer genuine love, respect, and proper appreciation.

What language is "Mulher Nunca Foi Pra Menino (Ao Vivo)" sung in?

Mulher Nunca Foi Pra Menino (Ao Vivo) by Danilo e Davi is sung in Portuguese.

Is there an English translation of "Mulher Nunca Foi Pra Menino (Ao Vivo)"?

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