"arrepios" / (vгdeo Oficial 4k) - Soarito -
: It explores themes of desire, late-night encounters, and the difficulty of resisting attraction. Visual Production (Official 4K Video)
: The title "Arrepios" translates to "Chills" or "Goosebumps" . The lyrics describe a deep, magnetic physical attraction and a night of passion, with Soarito singing about the physical sensations (the "chills") triggered by a partner's touch and presence.
is a hit single by Angolan artist Soarito , released on April 27, 2022 . The song is a standout track from his career, blending contemporary R&B and Kizomba influences with a high-definition visual presentation. Music & Lyric Content
: The video features sleek aesthetics, emphasizing fashion (citing brands like Dolce & Gabbana and Loro Piana in the lyrics) and professional choreography that complements the song's intimate atmosphere. Artist Background: Soarito
: He began composing at age 16 and gained significant traction with the single "Canastrar" in 2020.
: The song features a slow, sensual rhythm characteristic of modern Angolan R&B and tarraxinha vibes.
: It explores themes of desire, late-night encounters, and the difficulty of resisting attraction. Visual Production (Official 4K Video)
: The title "Arrepios" translates to "Chills" or "Goosebumps" . The lyrics describe a deep, magnetic physical attraction and a night of passion, with Soarito singing about the physical sensations (the "chills") triggered by a partner's touch and presence.
is a hit single by Angolan artist Soarito , released on April 27, 2022 . The song is a standout track from his career, blending contemporary R&B and Kizomba influences with a high-definition visual presentation. Music & Lyric Content
: The video features sleek aesthetics, emphasizing fashion (citing brands like Dolce & Gabbana and Loro Piana in the lyrics) and professional choreography that complements the song's intimate atmosphere. Artist Background: Soarito
: He began composing at age 16 and gained significant traction with the single "Canastrar" in 2020.
: The song features a slow, sensual rhythm characteristic of modern Angolan R&B and tarraxinha vibes.
