Meu Beijo Lyrics in English João Gomes
Exalando comes from the verb exalar, meaning to exhale or to emanate. While it literally means to breathe out, it's often used metaphorically to describe something giving off a strong scent or feeling.
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"Meu Beijo" is a warm, playful love song about a couple who feel completely at home with each other. It opens with a tongue-in-cheek nod to "our contemporary philosopher, Ari the accordion player," before settling into the real subject: the small, everyday comforts of being together, a good-smelling room, morning coffee, a familiar accent.
The chorus turns to longing (saudade) when they are apart, and the promise that a kiss from their partner is enough to make them follow them anywhere. It's a piseiro track built on domestic affection rather than drama, closing with a shout-out line dedicating the song to someone named Nanã.
