“Pilantra” is a steamy tug-of-war between two exes who swear they hate each other… but can’t keep their hands off one another. Jão and Anitta bump into each other at a party, sparks fly, and the night turns into a dangerously fun game of I despise you yet I want you. Every teasing verse drips with sarcasm, jealousy, and bravado: they trade insults, threaten to walk away, then dare each other to come closer. The word pilantra means “rascal” or “trickster,” and the song embraces that vibe with cheeky lines about dancing, drinking, and plotting revenge through kisses.
Underneath the playful swagger lies a familiar drama: sometimes the hardest person to resist is the one you swore you were over. “Pilantra” captures that messy mix of pride and desire, showing two lovers caught in a loop of break-up, make-up, and one more electrifying dance floor rendezvous. It is equal parts flirtation, confession, and power play—all set to an irresistible beat that makes you want to join the chaos and shout the lyrics at the top of your lungs.