Cedo (which means “Early” in Portuguese) captures that electrifying instant when two people feel an undeniable spark and decide to run with it before the night or life itself gets in the way. Diogo Piçarra and Lhast sing about spotting each other across the room, realizing agora é a hora (“now is the time”), and slipping out together while the rest of the world keeps ticking. The lyrics are filled with urgency: they do not want to waste a single second, they dream of stopping the clock, and they crave those spontaneous moments that can never be scheduled.
Beneath the catchy beat, the song explores the thrill and risk of giving in to temptation. The narrator calls the other person a vício (“addiction”), comparing the chemistry to a drug that grips hard and drowns out time. There is an undercurrent of secrecy—someone else might be in the picture, and the past is messy—but tonight none of that matters. Cedo is an invitation to throw caution aside, follow pure instinct, and escape together while the magic is hot.