TROI Lyrics – Marracash Ganlyrics

TROI Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
This intro is just the sound of vocalizations, setting the tone for the rest of the song, filled with energy and anticipation.

[Strofa 1]
In this verse, Marracash reflects on his complex relationships and the modern dating scene. He feels overwhelmed by women who want constant attention, comparing them to addictive binge-watching. He points out that love has become possessive, and he tries to maintain emotional distance. He mentions situationships and poliamory, where relationships aren’t clearly defined, and his personal life feels like chaos. He struggles with women who seem to cling to him like flies to a trap, and he often feels trapped by his own attraction to freedom. Despite the difficulties, he doesn’t blame them; he acknowledges that he attracts women because of his free-spirited nature. He jokes about how his life revolves around women, even envisioning a future where his funeral is filled with only women grieving him. He seems torn between wanting freedom and dealing with the consequences of his choices.

[Ritornello 1]
Marracash admits he enjoys s*x and feels no shame in it. He uses the term “troia” (a derogatory term often used for women but here he uses it for himself) to describe his s*xual behavior. The term highlights his unapologetic embrace of his promiscuous lifestyle.

[Strofa 2]
Here, Marracash talks about his attraction to physical features, like looking for the hottest face and curviest body. He mentions being single for a while and compares his situation to a timeless, almost mythical place (Macondo). He references pop culture icons like Britney Spears and Demi Moore, signaling how his desire is constantly fueled by external imagery and trends. His late-night WhatsApp messages show how his mind is consumed by thoughts of s*x with the women he meets. He admits that every man probably feels this way, but he’s the only one honest about it. He says calling himself a “playboy” or a “Casanova” doesn’t fully capture his behavior, so he embraces the term “troia,” as it more accurately reflects his approach to relationships. Despite the s*x, he clarifies that it’s not about love, just two people coming together in the moment.

[Ritornello 1]
In this refrain, Marracash repeats his thoughts about s*x and promiscuity. He openly calls himself “troia” and embraces the lifestyle, emphasizing his love for s*x over deeper emotional connections.

[Post-Ritornello]
The repetition of “troia” here amplifies the focus on his unapologetic self-image, reinforcing his carefree and rebellious attitude toward love and s*x.

[Bridge]
In this bridge, Marracash rejects the ideas of stability and traditional commitments like marriage or monogamy. He embraces instinctual attraction, prioritizing physical and emotional chemistry over societal norms. He views love as driven by physical desire and spontaneous passion rather than long-term commitment or stability.

[Ritornello 2]
In this second chorus, Marracash continues to reject gentler terms for his s*xual behavior, sticking with “troia” to describe himself. He reiterates that he enjoys s*x and isn’t interested in sugarcoating his actions with euphemisms.

[Post-Ritornello]
This repetition of “troia” continues to emphasize his identity and his clear refusal to apologize for his choices, underlining his views on s*x and freedom.