Serpente slithers through Pitty’s powerful rock soundscape, painting a cinematic scene of chaotic nights and prophetic skies. The repeated chant “logo mais amanhã já vem” (tomorrow is almost here) is a rallying cry that pushes the listener forward even while bodies stumble in confusion. From crowded city streets to solitary minds, the song exposes how easy it is to feel lost yet still hold on to the fragile belief that a new dawn will break.
When Pitty declares “Chega dessa pele, é hora de trocar” (enough of this skin, it’s time to shed), she summons the ancient image of the snake eating its own tail — the Ouroboros. The serpent’s cyclical feast stands for reinvention: burning away old layers, wearing one’s scars like medals, and rising from the ashes stronger than before. Serpente is an anthem of transformation, urging you to embrace the fire of change, let yesterday’s skin fall away, and meet tomorrow with raw, renewed energy.