Favorita translates to "favorite" and is the title of the song. While seemingly simple, its use here is deeply ironic and central to the song's emotional core.
The singer laments, "Eu era sua favorita, agora eu não sou nada" (I was your favorite, now I am nothing). This contrast highlights the pain of being discarded after once holding a special place, making the word resonate with a sense of lost love and betrayal. It's a common word used in a poignant way.
Naiara Azevedo's "Favorita" is a powerful song about the sting of a breakup and the lingering hope for a return. The singer feels completely lost and alone, describing the pain of solitude: "Sinto que a solidão, machuca meu coração / Maltrata, como se não valesse nada" [I feel that loneliness hurts my heart / Mistreats it, as if it were worth nothing]. It's a raw expression of feeling devalued after a relationship ends.
But despite the suffering, there's a strong belief that the ex will eventually realize what they've lost. The singer is confident they were the "favorita" [favorite] and that no one else will compare: "Vai olhar pro mundo / Vai pensar profundo / Igual eu não vai encontrar" [You'll look at the world / You'll think deeply / You won't find anyone like me]. It's a bold declaration that this separation is just temporary, like a passing rain shower: "É igual chuva passageira numa madrugada / Uma hora acaba" [It's like a passing rain shower at dawn / At some point it ends]. She believes they will come back, even though right now, she feels like "Agora eu não sou nada" [Now I am nothing].