Vinte Vinte Lyrics in English Branko , Ana Moura, Conan Osíris

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song Vinte Vinte by Branko from Portuguese to English.
I saw love in the sweetest lament
I saw a flower dancing with the wind
I saw on the sand the boat you came in
And your wild blackberry mouth
Oh, why do I see so much
Oh, I wanna rip out this crying
I saw my life in a wolf's mouth
I saw the farewell in a crow's beak
I saw on the sand the boat you came in
And your wild blackberry mouth
The 20 I want
It's not the time I wait for and
It's not 'I try if I can' and
The thought choking and
It's not even the wind
Hitting another woman
It's not a father's daughter
Making a mother die
20/20 vision with 20 on the test
Hated in Portugal, pest face
Cloth on the head and good outfit, Isabel
Wild from the South
I don't know who dunked me
I swear I see fine
I saw you on the boats crying too
I swear I kiss well
But the kiss that was yours
I won't give to anyone else
Oh, why do I see so much
Oh, I wanna rip out this crying
Oh, why do I see so much
Oh, I wanna rip out this crying
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“Vinte Vinte” feels like flipping through a scrapbook of vivid snapshots. We see love hiding in a sweet lament, a flower twirling in the breeze, and a boat resting on sand where a cherished someone once arrived. Each image is crystal-clear, almost 20/20, yet every sight stings. The chorus’s repeated “Ai” captures that mix of wonder and hurt: the narrator sees too much and longs to pull the tears right out of their chest.

Under the poetic pictures lies a restless search for clarity. The number 20 becomes a play on perfect eyesight, on the year 2020, and on hopes that never quite match reality. There is talk of wolves’ mouths, crows’ farewells, and a forbidden kiss that will never be given again. Together, Branko’s sleek electronics, Ana Moura’s fado-tinged sorrow, and Conan Osíris’s avant-pop flair turn the song into a bittersweet dance between vision and emotion: seeing everything, feeling everything, and wishing it could all hurt a little less.

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