Ser Feliz (formerly known as Eu Vou Ser Feliz) is a formerly unidentified Portuguese pop rock song by Brazilian singer Duda Monterio.
Search History[]
The song was posted to YouTube on October 25th, 2016 by user Videos Massa. They didn’t provide any information about the song.
In 2022, Videos Massa said the song came from a Brazilian computing magazine from sometime in the 2000s or 2010s.
On March 13th, 2024, four days after user Q reuploaded the song on Youtube, the song was identified by user Games Noventa as Ser Feliz by Duda Monteiro. The song was identified after a remix of the song was found on Duda’s SoundCloud.
Lyrics[]
Sempre achei que a vida era fácil de entender
Que as mesmas coisas sempre acontecem com você
Mas ela nos surpreende com algumas de suas decisões
Testando sua paciência e sua inspiração
Sei que não é fácil acreditar
Buscando forças sempre no mesmo lugar
Seu corpo parece até que vai explodir
Mas o coração lhe diz que você vai conseguir
Eu vou, eu vou ser feliz
Do jeito que eu era, do jeito que eu sempre quis
E eu serei, eu serei assim
Mais forte do que pareço ser, para ser sempre feliz
Sempre achei que a vida era fácil de entender
Que as mesmas coisas sempre acontecem com você
Mas ela nos surpreende com algumas de suas decisões
Testando sua paciência e sua inspiração
Sei que não é fácil acreditar
Buscando forças sempre no mesmo lugar
Seu corpo parece até que vai explodir
Mas o coração lhe diz que você vai conseguir
Eu vou, eu vou ser feliz
Do jeito que eu era, do jeito que eu sempre quis
E eu serei, eu serei assim
Mais forte do que pareço ser, para ser sempre feliz
Depois que tudo acabou, começa de novo
As coisas que você pensou e ainda não fez
Agora com mais determinação e vontade de viver
O que a vida quer que você faça por si mesmo
Eu serei, eu serei feliz
Do jeito que eu era, do jeito que eu sempre quis
E eu serei, eu serei assim
Mais forte do que pareço ser, para ser sempre feliz x3
Duda Monteiro[]
Duda Monteiro is a Brazilian alternative rock and pop singer born in Aquidauana, Brazil.
She started her music career at young age. At age 14, she moved with her family to a different city, and took ballet classes.
In her early 20s, she went to college to study Journalism. She also worked as a model, and worked for a local newspaper where she wrote articles about sports, fashion and especially music.
She quit her job as a newspaper writer to focus more on music. She began playing in local bars and took part in shows with friends and local singers and bands.
She signed with Universal Music in 2002, and put out her first album Eu Só Quero Você. The album was successful in Brazil, and she began touring across the country. The album also features covers of popular Brazilian rock songs from the 80s. Her song Não Faz Assim Comigo received constant airplay on Brazilian radio stations.
In 2003, Duda started working on a new album with well-known producers Ruben di Souza and Rogerio Borin. The new album came with a new look, more fast-pacing songs and more of her sassy and agitated style.
Around the time of recording, Duda started to feel sick. Six months in the studio and her state only got worse. She went to the hospital where she stayed there for three months. When she got better, she continued working on the new album Tempo Bom.'
In 2004, she started to feel much worse. She was diagnosed with mediastinal cancer, which made her stay away from music. She went through months of intense treatment, went through chemotherapy, radiotherapy, weighted 49 kg, lost her hair, among other things.
In November 2004, she was declared cancer-free by her doctors. At the same day, she did a small concert in her hometown to celebrate.
In 2005, she released the single Deixa o coração esclarecer. The music video received airplay on Brazilian MTV. She also left the record label and started working independently.
Duda is still active today. Her latest song, Levando no Talento, came out in 2023.
