LEARN LYRICS

The phrase "No Ponto G" literally translates to "In the G-spot." While it refers to a specific anatomical location, in the context of this song, it carries a double meaning.

IZA uses this phrase to describe reaching a peak of pleasure and satisfaction, both physically and emotionally. It's a bold and direct expression of intimacy and desire, making it a memorable and enticing phrase that stands out in the lyrics.

IZA turns "No Ponto" into a slow-burning invitation, walking a lover step by step toward the exact place she wants their hands. She opens with the heat of skin on skin — "O seu calor me fez suar" ("Your heat made me sweat") — before promising to take the lead herself: "Eu vou guiar você" ("I'm gonna guide you"), steering "Pra lá, pra cá" ("Over there, over here") until they land on the spot the whole song circles back to, the "ponto G."

The second verse mirrors the first almost word for word, which is part of the point — she is teaching a routine, not describing a one-off moment, offering a gift ("Tenho um presente pra te dar") and asking to be trusted with the details: "Então chega sem medo que hoje eu te deixo ler o meu prazer" ("So come without fear 'cause tonight I'll let you read my pleasure"). It's a confident, explicit song about a woman directing her own pleasure rather than waiting to be found.

IZA is one of Brazil's biggest pop and R&B stars, celebrated for her powerful voice and commanding stage presence. Born Isabela Cristina Correia de Lima Lima in Rio de Janeiro in 1990, she first built a following by posting covers of artists like Beyoncé, Rihanna and Sam Smith on YouTube. She signed with Warner Music Brasil in 2016, and her 2018 debut album Dona de Mim earned a Latin Grammy nomination for Best Portuguese Language Contemporary Pop Album.

In 2022 she made history as the first Black Brazilian solo singer to headline the main stage at Rock in Rio, and she released her second album Afrodhit in 2023. Blending pop, R&B and Brazilian rhythms, IZA has become a leading voice in contemporary Brazilian music and a celebrated symbol of Black representation in the country's mainstream.