“Pupila” feels like that very first spark of a crush captured in a song. ANAVITÓRIA and Vitor Kley trade verses as two shy admirers who are bursting to confess their feelings, yet keep tripping over their own nerves. Every time they see the person they like, their pupils literally dilate, their hearts race, and the world seems coloured by the other’s scent, hair, and smile. The track turns those fluttery sensations into catchy melodies, showing how a single rhyme, glance, or accidental meeting can take over your whole daydreaming mind.
The duet is playful and tender: we hear both sides rehearsing confessions in the mirror, inventing excuses to bump into each other, and wondering if destiny is giving them hints. Beneath the light, acoustic vibe lies a universal message — liking someone is “bom demais” (too good) and sometimes all you need is the courage to say it out loud. Until then, their eyes do the talking, because nothing hides dilated pupils when love is near.