Exército do Surf

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Riding the Waves of Youth: The Anthem of the Surf Army

Angélica's song "Exército do Surf" is a vibrant celebration of youth, freedom, and the joy of surfing. The lyrics paint a picture of a group of young people who identify themselves as the 'surf army,' united by their love for the ocean and the exhilarating experience of riding the waves. The repetition of the word 'jovens' (young) emphasizes the vitality and energy that characterize this group, highlighting their shared passion and camaraderie.

The song's chorus, with lines like 'Sempre a cantar' (always singing) and 'Vamos deslizar' (let's slide), captures the carefree and joyful spirit of surfing. It suggests that surfing is not just a sport but a way of life that brings people together, creating a sense of community and belonging. The act of teaching others to surf ('E quem não souber, eu vou ensinar') further underscores the inclusive and welcoming nature of this community, where everyone is encouraged to join in and share the experience.

The lyrics also express a deep love for the sea, with phrases like 'Amo tanto o mar' (I love the sea so much) and 'Balançando assim, você junto a mim' (swaying like this, you with me). This connection to the ocean is portrayed as a source of happiness and inspiration, a place where one can feel free and alive. The imagery of swaying together with the waves suggests a harmonious relationship with nature, where the rhythm of the sea becomes a metaphor for the rhythm of life.

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  1. Balanço do amor
  2. Ritmos do Mundo
  3. Exército do Surf
  4. Loura Romântica
  5. Pense nisso
  6. Aquarela
  7. Na Porta do Colégio
  8. Lua
  9. Meu Segredo
  10. O Verde é Nosso!
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