Vai Pro Lado de Lá

Candeia Candeia

A Celebration of Samba and Community in 'Vai Pro Lado de Lá'

Candeia's song 'Vai Pro Lado de Lá' is a vibrant celebration of samba culture and community. The repetitive chorus, 'Vai pro lado de lá, vai sambar,' invites listeners to join in the dance and festivities, emphasizing the communal and inclusive nature of samba. The song's structure, with its call-and-response style, is typical of samba and encourages participation, making the listener feel like a part of the celebration.

The lyrics mention various days of the week, highlighting that the joy and spirit of samba are not confined to weekends or special occasions but are a constant presence in the lives of those who embrace it. This reflects the deep-rooted cultural significance of samba in Brazilian society, where music and dance are integral to daily life and community bonding. The mention of traditional Brazilian foods like caruru, quiabo com galinha, and vatapá further grounds the song in its cultural context, painting a vivid picture of a lively gathering filled with music, dance, and delicious food.

Candeia also pays homage to other influential samba artists such as Cartola, Paulinho da Viola, and Martinho da Vila, acknowledging the rich history and legacy of samba music. By including these names, Candeia not only shows respect for his predecessors but also situates himself within this esteemed lineage, asserting his own place in the samba tradition. The song's joyful and inclusive message, combined with its cultural references, makes 'Vai Pro Lado de Lá' a powerful ode to the enduring spirit of samba and the sense of community it fosters.

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  1. Pintura Sem Arte
  2. Testamento de Partideiro
  3. Sou Mais o Samba
  4. De Qualquer Maneira
  5. Luz da Inspiração
  6. Dia de Graça
  7. Mil réis
  8. La vai viola
  9. Viver
  10. Vai Pro Lado de Lá
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