Vício is Manu Gavassi’s candid confession about a love that feels less like a romance and more like a habit she just cannot shake. The singer steps outside for “a little air” after exhausting herself with tears, admitting that although she ended the relationship, her heart keeps circling back. She deletes the phone number, repeats to herself that “our time is up”, yet keeps worrying because her ability to love this person is stronger than her talent for singing. The chorus hammers the idea: loving them is an addiction, a craving that flares up every time she breathes.
Beneath the catchy melody, the lyrics paint a tug-of-war between self-growth and emotional dependence. Manu looks at how far she has come since she was eighteen, but every glance at the ex pulls her focus away from herself. The song captures the bittersweet stage when you know you have to move on, yet the familiar rush of love feels irresistible. It is poignant, relatable and empowering, reminding listeners that recognizing the cycle is the first step to breaking free from it.