The second track was "Não Me Leve a Mal (Let Me Live)", a song that mixes English and Portuguese, and also enjoyed success on Brazilian radio.

[2] Produced by the renowned DJ Deeplick, the repertoire left aside the romantic focus of the previous work of the singer, being more directed to the musical trends worldwide, such as electro-pop and rhythm and blues, inspired by Felipe Harmata's folk songs.

[3] The album spawned two singles: "Fly" was the lead-single and reached #1 on radios stations and features the American rapper Ja Rule.

Deeplick wrote most of the songs, along with Marcelo Mira, which left Jason Deere, César Lemos, and Karla Aponte (their longtime partners) completely out of the album.

Due to the success of "Fly" on the radio, Wanessa was invited to open shows of Florianópolis and Rio de Janeiro during the singer Beyoncé's I Am... World Tour Brazil.

[citation needed] Critic Mauro Ferreira from the "Musical Notes" column commented that the production of Deeplick and Denilson Miller tries to insert Wanessa into the pop scene, but for him the album "sounds artificial like the beats that surround Wanessa's voice, giving the impression that the twist was planned in its smallest detail in the marketing room of Sony Music".