Marolar is a Brazilian slang term that literally comes from "marola," meaning a small wave or ripple. However, in this context, it's used informally to mean "to chill," "to hang out," or "to vibe."
In the song, the line "A noite toda nóis vai marolar" suggests that they will be hanging out and enjoying themselves all night. It's an interesting word because it's not a standard dictionary term for chilling, but rather a more colloquial and regional expression that adds a laid-back, party atmosphere to the lyrics.
"Ponto G" is a flirty, high-energy funk track from MC Livinho and Ryan Realcria, produced by Martinnz and Thesnow. The lyrics set the scene at a party: designer brands like Prada, Versace, and Gucci become shorthand for confidence and status as the singer tries to catch someone's eye.
Underneath the bravado, the song is a straightforward invitation. The singer promises full attention to his partner for the night, name-checking specific women by name in one verse and getting explicit about physical intimacy in the chorus and second verse.
It's a good pick for practicing casual, spoken-style Brazilian Portuguese slang, informal contractions, and the kind of playful nightlife vocabulary that shows up across Brazilian funk.