Pitada literally translates to "pinch" or "dash". It's a charming and somewhat uncommon word that adds a unique flavor to the lyrics.
In the song, the line "Mas uma pitada de loucura não faz mal" (But a pinch of craziness doesn't hurt) uses pitada to suggest a small, delightful amount of something. It's a playful way to say that a little bit of wildness is a good thing in their love, making the word memorable and engaging.
"Não Demora" ("Don't Delay") is Melim's plea for a partner to stop hesitating and commit to the relationship right now. The verses set the scene with small, dreamy details — "É tão bom parar o mundo pra sonhar com você" ("It's so good to stop the world to dream with you") — before the song opens up into its central image: two people on the road together, listening to music, already sure about each other. "Diz que 'tá na minha que eu já 'tô na sua" ("Say you're into me 'cause I'm already into you") turns that certainty into an invitation.
The chorus is the heart of the song, repeating "Não demora, não deixa pra amanhã o nosso agora" ("Don't delay, don't leave our now for tomorrow") like a friend nudging someone off the fence. "Te quero pra ontem, já passou da hora" ("I want you for yesterday, it's already past time") pushes the urgency further — this isn't patient longing, it's someone done waiting. By the end, the song settles into its simplest instruction, repeated like a mantra: "Vamos viver" ("Let's live").