Alo Amor Ate

man, Alô Amor is a real hit! The dance is contagious and the lyrics are amazing. Every time I listen, I feel excited and happy. There seems to be no way to stop at this song. Wesley Safadão sealed it once again!

bro, I didn't like Hello Love very much. I found the music a bit and tiring. For me, it wasn't one of the best on Wesley Safadão. I prefer his old ones. But anyway, taste is taste, right? 🤷‍♀️

man, this Safadão song is really top notch! It's impossible to stand still when she starts playing. The lyrics are super romantic and take me on a journey through the imagination. Also, the dance is too engaging and makes me want to dance all night long! Without a doubt, Alô Amor is a forró hymn.

"It's like sunlight comes from somewhere else," this sentence at the beginning is my favorite for transmitting a good energy and showing the feeling of being displaced from society 😢 #rapnacional

This acoustic is just perfect to hear anywhere, I've experienced magical moments to the sound of this song, one of the best sets ever made.

What is your opinion about "Eclipse (Acoustic Experiences)" by #TriboDaPeriferia? Can you choose a favorite lyric? I love the sense of silence that music brings. Share your thoughts and join #Discovering 💬 🎧

Monstrooooooooo 🥷🥶🥶🔥🔥🔥

I used to freak out at the boy calling him ex love, and today I'm his ex love, it's fuck you saw, getting over it's good I never got over it, it's sad people kkkkkk laughing so I don't cry 😅

When the person overcomes the old relationship once and for all, they don't have "hello ex-love" right, it's just "goodbye and blessing." Do you agree with me? #let's overcome

What did you think of the instrumentation of "Hello Ex-Love (Live)" by João Bosco and Gabriel, Hummberto & Ronaldo? Which lyrics did you most identify with in the song? Leave your opinion and be part of #DescobrindoMúsica! 🎵

What songs do you recommend for those who like the style of Dudu Rocha and Tarcísio from the Acordeon? #Discovering

The song "Alô Amor" was composed by #DuduRocha and #TarcísioDoAcordeon. The lyrics are romantic and talk about missing a distant love. The melody is lively and mixes elements of forró and sertanejo. The instrumentation includes accordion and guitar. #Reviewal

bagasera kkkk there boA