Minha Cabeça (“My Head”) is Clarice Falcão’s witty yet haunting confession of a brain that simply refuses to cooperate. From obsessive loops to late-night certainty, her thoughts turn into a noisy roommate that writes catastrophic movie plots, questions her sanity and hogs the conversation so loudly she can’t hear the world around her. The song mixes humor with raw honesty, showing how overthinking can be both absurdly funny and painfully exhausting.
Yet amid the chaos, there’s a tender revelation: one special ‘you’ has the power to press mute inside her head, tidy the mental mess and give her a breather. The repeated pleas, climbing from ‘someone mute my head’ to ‘someone cut it off’, capture the desperation of anxiety while highlighting how comforting human connection can be. In just a few minutes, Clarice delivers a roller coaster of emotions that doubles as a playful Portuguese lesson on vivid imagery, self-irony and rhythmic wordplay.