Não Passa Vontade is a sun-soaked love letter packed with anticipation. ANAVITÓRIA and DUDA BEAT sing from the heart of someone who is already dressed up, counting the minutes, and dreaming of sandy beaches while waiting for their special person to arrive. Every line drips with saudade—that sweet Brazilian word for missing someone deeply. The narrator imagines seaside adventures, kisses that blend together, and a night of cuddling until even the sunrise gets tired of watching. It is an upbeat invitation to drop everything, dive into the ocean, and let desire speak louder than distance.
At its core, the song is a playful reminder not to “hold back” when love calls. The repeated plea to look into each other’s eyes and não passar vontade (literally, “don’t let desire pass you by”) encourages both partners to seize the moment, surrender to affection, and create memories that will echo long after they part. With breezy guitars and honeyed harmonies, ANAVITÓRIA and DUDA BEAT turn the universal experience of waiting for a loved one into a warm, irresistible soundtrack for anyone who believes that love is best lived—front row, barefoot, and all in.