"Coco Chanel" feels like a night out that turns into an impromptu world tour. Gaia sings about a love so magnetic it pulls her from Muay Thai rings to karate mats, from hushed art museums to chaotic São Paulo streets, all while mascara runs and gin-tonics fizz with guaraná. Each scene is a snapshot of impulsive passion: she cannot decide between choosing herself or diving head-first into this intoxicating relationship, yet wherever she goes, he is already there.
Beneath the glitter and globe-trotting, the song explores the tug-of-war between freedom and attachment. References to Coco Chanel hint at style, rebellion, and self-reinvention, mirroring Gaia’s own struggle to keep her individuality while falling in love. The playful back-and-forth promises arguments, make-ups, and endless adventure, suggesting that even if they lose sight of each other, the journey itself might be the point.