Malvadezas translates to "wickedness" or "evil deeds." It's a strong and somewhat dramatic word that isn't commonly found in everyday song lyrics, making it stand out.
In the song, João Gomes uses it to describe the harsh realities of the world, singing about "nesse mundo cão, de tantas malvadezas" (in this dog-eat-dog world, of so much wickedness). This word highlights the contrast between the world's negativity and the pure, positive presence of the person he loves, making her a precious gift.
In "Só Você E Eu," João Gomes sings a powerful declaration of love, choosing one special person over everything else the world has to offer. The singer describes a past life that was hard and emotionally numb, a time when his heart was blind. That all changed when he met his love, a person who made his heart race and felt like a precious "present" in a harsh and crazy world.
This song is all about commitment. The singer is ready to "close the door" on his old, aimless life and tell everyone that he's staying. Why? For this person's affection and kisses. He makes it clear that nothing else is as serious or important as this relationship. It's a sweet and simple message: in a world full of negativity, finding your one person is a gift worth changing everything for.