Milagre do Retrato

Abel e Caim Abel e Caim

The Healing Power of Love and Memory

The song "Milagre do Retrato" by Abel e Caim is a touching narrative that delves into themes of love, loss, and miraculous healing. The lyrics tell the story of a grandfather who shares a deep bond with his grandson, teaching him to walk and showering him with affection. This relationship is abruptly interrupted when the grandfather passes away, leaving the young boy heartbroken and physically paralyzed by grief.

The song poignantly captures the boy's struggle with his grandfather's absence, highlighting his emotional and physical decline. The boy's condition worsens to the point where he can no longer walk, and he longs for the comfort and guidance of his beloved grandfather. This longing is so intense that it manifests in a physical ailment, symbolizing how deeply intertwined emotional and physical well-being can be.

In a moment of desperation, the boy's father gives him a photograph of his grandfather. The boy's reaction to the photograph is profound; he speaks to it as if his grandfather were still alive, expressing his sorrow and yearning for his presence. Miraculously, this act of love and memory triggers a healing process. The boy, holding the photograph, begins to walk again, and the photograph itself seems to shed tears, symbolizing the enduring connection between the living and the deceased. This miraculous recovery underscores the power of love and memory to heal even the deepest wounds.

"Milagre do Retrato" is a beautiful testament to the enduring bonds of family and the miraculous power of love and memory. It reminds us that even in the face of loss, the love we share with those who have passed can continue to guide and heal us.

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  1. Natureza
  2. Mãe Amorosa
  3. O Ipê E O Prisioneiro ( Ipê Florido )
  4. O Menino e o Cachorro
  5. Milagre do Retrato
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