Viciado means 'addicted' or 'hooked'. It's the central theme of the song, as the title itself is "Viciado Em Mim" (Addicted to Me).
In the lyrics, the singer describes how someone has become completely captivated by her, to the point of being 'addicted' to her presence and charm. This word is highly engaging and immediately conveys the intense, captivating nature of the relationship described in the song.
Wake up to compliments, brew a cup of sweet chamomile, and watch love sparkle on the bedroom wall – that is the cozy universe of “Viciado Em Mim.” Mariana Nolasco and Cynthia Luz paint a picture of a relationship so tender and magnetic that it feels like a beautiful habit. The singer relishes every whispered praise while realizing that her partner has become addicted to her presence. Everyday moments turn into tiny rituals: opening the window to a star-filled sky, arranging fresh flowers in the kitchen, and smiling at the idea of framing the silhouette of the one she loves.
Behind the gentle scenes lies a playful tug of war. She confesses to being a “refém da tua mente” (a hostage to your mind) even as she notices her own reflection in him. The lyrics celebrate mutual fascination, the calm that a beloved voice can bring, and the power to shape “forever” into whatever they choose. In short, the song is a sweet ode to being irresistibly drawn to someone who feels equally hooked on you, turning simple daily life into a never-ending love high.
Mariana Nolasco was born in Campinas, Brazil, in 1998, and at 13 began posting acoustic covers, just her voice and a guitar, recorded in her bedroom in Mogi Guaçu. Her versions of classics by Elba Ramalho, Alceu Valença and Gilberto Gil made her name on YouTube, where her channel has passed 450 million views.
Fans paid for her self-titled debut album through crowdfunding, and in 2018 she sold out a tour across ten states. She was the only Brazilian singer on a 2020 remake of We Are the World, has recorded with Boyce Avenue and Vitor Kley, and has played Rock in Rio. Her album Quem É Ela? (2023) earned a Latin Grammy nomination for best engineered album.