Abril

In 'Abril,' ANAVITÓRIA delves into the complexities of love, fear, and the uncertainty of the future. The song's lyrics express a deep internal conflict where the speaker grapples with the desire to be close to their loved one while simultaneously fearing the potential pain of separation. This paradox is evident in lines like 'Não quero te ver por perto / Por medo de se afastar,' which translates to 'I don't want to see you close / For fear of you moving away.' The fear of making the 'right' choice and the doubt that accompanies it is another recurring theme, highlighting the anxiety that often accompanies love and commitment.

The song also touches on the transformative power of experiences and the unpredictability of life's journey. The lyrics 'Porque o sabor pode sim transformar / E a estrada talvez desviar' ('Because the taste can indeed transform / And the road may perhaps divert') suggest that the paths we take and the experiences we have can change us in unforeseen ways. This uncertainty is further emphasized by the line 'E o futuro engana até Deus' ('And the future deceives even God'), underscoring the idea that no one can predict what lies ahead.

Despite these fears and uncertainties, the speaker's longing for their loved one remains strong. The repeated refrain 'Eu quero por tudo lhe ver aqui / Mas eu quero o teu peito gritando meu nome' ('I want to see you here at all costs / But I want your chest screaming my name') conveys a deep yearning for a love that is both passionate and reciprocated. This duality of wanting to be close yet fearing the consequences of that closeness captures the essence of the song, making 'Abril' a poignant exploration of the emotional intricacies of love.