Manu Gavassi’s “Antes Do Fim” is a confession wrapped in soft-pop warmth. The Brazilian singer starts with a pact: this relationship was meant to be light, fun, and strictly temporary. Yet every sleepy morning together, every messy-hair kiss, chips away at that rule. Two “tired hearts” decide they should never fall in love, but the comfort of doing nothing side by side feels too perfect. Manu sings about the little moments—sharing silence, laughing at her accent, a kiss on the back—that quietly turn a casual fling into something dangerously tender.
The chorus is a tug-of-war between head and heart. She pleads “don’t look at me like that” because one more loving glance could make her throw “everything into the air” and surrender completely. “Antes Do Fim” captures the thrill and panic of realizing you want more than you ever planned, turning a supposed no-strings romance into a battle against feelings that refuse to stay casual.