Diz (You Say)

Aline Brasil's song 'Diz (You Say)' is a powerful anthem of self-affirmation and faith. The lyrics delve into the internal battles we all face, particularly the struggle against self-doubt and external negativity. The opening lines, 'Luto contra vozes que me dizem que eu não sou capaz,' translate to 'I fight against voices that tell me I am not capable,' setting the stage for a narrative of overcoming adversity. The song speaks to the universal experience of feeling inadequate and the constant effort to rise above these feelings.

The chorus is a declaration of faith and self-worth, grounded in a higher power. Phrases like 'Diz que amado sou, sem que eu me sinta assim' ('Say that I am loved, even if I don't feel like it') and 'Diz que forte sou quando há fraqueza em mim' ('Say that I am strong when there is weakness in me') highlight the transformative power of believing in something greater than oneself. This belief provides a sense of security and belonging, as expressed in 'Que não estou só, pois eu pertenço a ti' ('That I am not alone, for I belong to you'). The repetition of 'Eu creio sim!' ('I believe, yes!') reinforces the message of unwavering faith.

The song also touches on the theme of identity and self-worth, which are found through a spiritual connection. 'Tudo o que importa agora é o que tua voz me diz' ('All that matters now is what your voice tells me') signifies a shift from seeking validation from the world to finding it within one's faith. The act of surrendering both failures and victories to a higher power, as mentioned in 'Tirei meus fracassos as vitórias te darei também' ('I took my failures, I will give you the victories too'), underscores the idea of complete trust and devotion. Aline Brasil's emotive delivery and the song's uplifting message make 'Diz (You Say)' a resonant piece for anyone grappling with self-doubt and seeking solace in faith.