“Sagitário” is a playful love-letter from rapper Xamã to a wild, free-spirited Sagittarius woman he meets during a night of samba and street parties in Rio. Jumping from the alleys of Vidigal to daydreams of Paris and Miami, the lyrics mix big-city fantasy with unmistakably Brazilian references like Pedra do Sal, pagode rhythms, and cheap cachaça. The narrator is no polished prince; he jokes about fake designer shirts and “cheque voador” (a rubber check), yet counters every shortcoming with an overflowing “milhão de flow” and an honest, carefree affection.
Ultimately the song celebrates spontaneous romance and the thrill of living in the moment. It paints love as a high-energy road trip where humor, music, and desire keep the engine running: he is the fogo, she is the gasolina, and together they speed through life like race-car legend Emerson Fittipaldi handling sharp curves. “Sagitário” invites the listener to laugh, dance, and believe that even if you cannot afford a jet-set lifestyle, passion and creativity can still make you feel like you are on top of the world.