O EAS chegou
Canções de TFM
The Arrival of EAS: A Tribute to Service and Sacrifice
The song 'O EAS chegou' by Canções de TFM is a powerful anthem that celebrates the arrival of the EAS (Estágio de Adaptação e Serviço), a military training program in Brazil. The repetitive chant of 'O EAS chegou' sets a tone of urgency and readiness, emphasizing the importance of the program's commencement. The lyrics convey a sense of duty and commitment, as participants are urged to 'aperta a passada e passa o fuzil' (tighten the pace and pass the rifle), symbolizing the transition from civilian life to military service.
The line 'Deixamos o consultório para servir pelo Brasil' (We leave the office to serve Brazil) highlights the sacrifice and dedication of those who join the EAS, leaving behind their professional lives to serve their country. This shift from a civilian role to a military one is further emphasized with the metaphor 'Suspende a Dipirona e assume a trincheira' (Suspend the Dipyrone and take the trench), indicating a move from medical care to the battlefield. The use of 'Aspirate, a dor é passageira' (Aspirant, the pain is temporary) serves as a motivational reminder that the hardships faced during training are fleeting compared to the honor of serving the nation.
The song concludes with a triumphant note, 'O que fica na história é a glória' (What remains in history is the glory), reinforcing the idea that the ultimate reward for their service is the glory and pride of having contributed to their country's defense. The return home 'apenas com a vitória' (only with victory) signifies the unwavering determination and success expected from those who undergo the EAS program. This anthem not only honors the participants but also instills a sense of national pride and collective responsibility.