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Caju feels like a late-night confessional at the airport gate, where Liniker wonders: “If I take off, will you chase me down?” The Brazilian singer turns everyday details—her tattoos, her doodles, her tour schedule—into tiny quiz questions for a potential lover. Each line tests how closely this person has paid attention, because true affection, for her, is shown in the small facts we carry about each other. Beneath the playful interrogation sits a real fear: flying solo forever and never quite “reaching.”

Yet hope pulses through the song. Liniker dreams of a partner who will cheer her biggest takeoff, polish her “rare jewel,” and become the sweet, protective skin around her—the “pseudofruit” of the cashew. By mixing vulnerability, samba swagger, and vivid Brazilian imagery, she invites listeners to think about their own relationships: Who knows your favorite record? Who would sprint after you at the gate? Caju is a soulful reminder that love is equal parts grand gesture and careful attention.