Vida (feat. Fernandinho)

The song 'Vida' by Bianca Azevedo, featuring Fernandinho, is a deeply spiritual and reflective piece that explores themes of divine connection, eternal life, and inner peace. The lyrics are imbued with religious imagery and metaphors that convey a profound sense of faith and reliance on a higher power. The repeated phrases like 'Provar de Ti é viver pra sempre' (To taste You is to live forever) and 'Beber de Ti é não ter mais sede' (To drink from You is to never thirst again) suggest a deep spiritual fulfillment that transcends physical needs.

The song emphasizes the idea that true life and rest can only be found in a divine relationship. The lines 'Pra onde iremos se só Tu tens a vida eterna?' (Where will we go if only You have eternal life?) and 'O caminho, a verdade e a vida Tu és' (You are the way, the truth, and the life) highlight the belief that the divine is the ultimate source of truth and eternal life. This is further reinforced by the metaphor of the 'Pão da vida do céu que desceu para nós' (Bread of life from heaven that came down for us), which alludes to spiritual nourishment and salvation.

The song also touches on the human experience of longing and need, as expressed in the lines 'Há uma fome em meu coração' (There is a hunger in my heart) and 'Há uma sede em meu coração' (There is a thirst in my heart). This longing is portrayed as something that can only be satisfied by the divine, emphasizing the idea that spiritual fulfillment is essential for true peace and rest. The repeated plea 'Vem me saciar, vem me saciar' (Come satisfy me, come satisfy me) underscores the deep yearning for divine connection and the belief that only the divine can truly fulfill this need.