Oops I thought it was "a cold and abstract romanticism" ... I think I like my version better?

@@lukasb0 cringe

yes please! we need her in buenos aires :(

Crimewaveddd que lindo leer a otros argentinos que escuchan su música ♥

Arthur Junior I have a lot of Brazilian friends who love her. She should go there too!

Arthur Junior yeah!! 😘

Enlighten us

lol i love the performance too, but seriously what is there to really get if you dont mind me asking?

they are miming a relationship. she s singing it

yeah, it's strange, her music works like some kind of acquired delicacy, it's lush and confusing but very endearing

@@ohno3502 are you deaf or something? She literally tells you what it's about...

Samir Eid Pessanha first clown is Annie: "at the restaurant when the waitress looks at my face and asks me if I'm still working I feel embarrassed. I'm not really working. I'm sitting here thinking or more likely listening to the next table's conversation. I'm not really working, unless working equals desiring that last frie. If working equals desiring that last frie I'm totally swamped. I'm generally pretty swamped. I'm always working, spilling, coughing, bleeding, sneezing, spilling, coughing, bleeding, sneezing..." second clown is Zia (she's pretty much reading the set list): "that battle, blood, Håvard's mask off, Jenny's wig off, Zia and Annie hug, invite Pitchfork writers to stage, conceptual romance, remove the [...] mask and ask Pitchfork writers if they'd like to bury themselves in a shallow grave, cut off Jenny's suit, how to acknowledge the world, safe, blow up the balloons together, take care of places whole, blow up Jenny's swan, acknowledgement, ask Pitchfork writers again, kingsize, clowns off, cape, vamp dance, cape, vamp dance, cape..." one or two words o couldn't decipher, but the rest I'm pretty sure is written down.

@@TheGonzagaJunior thanks!