 Indeed, the titular Titti appears only in the chorus, which was inspired by Jorge Amado's 1966 fantasy novel "Dona Flor and Her Two Husbands".In a lightweight tone, De André sings about a carefree woman named Titti who "had two loves, one of heaven, one of earth; of opposite sign, one of peace, one of war" and, in the second half of the chorus, "one on earth, one in heaven, [...] a good one, a true one".The verses, on the other hand, consist in a series of unconnected images about pairs (or couples) of objects and people, each pair/couple being linked only by a common object or a common place.