Fim da Tristeza

Arlindo Cruz Arlindo Cruz

The End of Sadness: A Journey Through Love and Reunion

Arlindo Cruz's song 'Fim da Tristeza' is a heartfelt exploration of love, loss, and the joy of reunion. The lyrics tell a story of a person who has learned about life and love through experience. The opening lines, 'A vida ensinou eu sei / Vivendo aprendi amar,' suggest that the narrator has gained wisdom and understanding through living and loving. This sets the stage for a narrative that delves into the emotional highs and lows that come with deep affection.

The song continues with the narrator recounting a period of sorrow after losing their love, 'Perdi meu amor chorei / Meu pranto molhou o mar.' This vivid imagery of tears filling the sea emphasizes the depth of their sadness. However, the narrator remains hopeful, swearing to find their lost love again. This determination and hope are central themes in the song, highlighting the resilience of the human spirit in the face of emotional turmoil.

The climax of the song occurs when the narrator finally reunites with their love. The lines 'Mas quando te encontrei / Minha namorada / Sumiu minha voz pensei / Mas não disse nada' capture the overwhelming emotions of the moment. The reunion brings about a profound sense of happiness and fulfillment, as expressed in 'Eu vi em você o amor / E a felicidade em mim.' The song concludes with a celebration of this newfound joy, declaring 'É o fim da tristeza,' marking the end of sadness and the beginning of lasting happiness. The song beautifully encapsulates the cyclical nature of love and the ultimate triumph of joy over sorrow.

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  1. O Bem
  2. Meu Lugar
  3. Será Que É Amor?
  4. O Show Tem Que Continuar
  5. O Que É o Amor
  6. Saudade Louca
  7. Tô a Bangu
  8. O Que É o Amor?
  9. Sambista Perfeito
  10. Fim da Tristeza
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