Ludmilla turns up the heat in “Bom” (which means “Good” in Portuguese), painting a vivid picture of a sultry night that bubbles with anticipation. Over a hypnotic beat, the Brazilian star toasts with a taça de Chandon (a glass of sparkling wine), slips beneath a warm duvet, and playfully invites her partner to wipe off her lipstick. Every repeated “bom, bom, bom” acts like a heartbeat, reminding us that each teasing touch and giggle feels irresistibly good.
Beyond the flirtation, the song celebrates confidence and mutual pleasure. Ludmilla tells her lover to relaxa (relax) because everything will unfold naturally. She owns her desires, promising to “provoke” first and “devour” later, making it clear that passion is a shared adventure. “Bom” is therefore more than a steamy encounter - it is an anthem of empowered sensuality, where both partners savor the moment, sip by sip and kiss by kiss.