Ungido

Valeria Veras' song "Ungido" is a powerful anthem of faith and divine empowerment. The lyrics emphasize the importance of maintaining spiritual purity and being filled with the Holy Spirit. The phrase "Em todo o tempo sejam alva as tuas vestes, e nunca falte Óleo sobre tua cabeça" translates to "May your garments always be white, and may oil never be lacking on your head," symbolizing a life of righteousness and continuous anointing. This sets the tone for a life dedicated to God, marked by humility and constant prayer, even amidst struggles.

The song encourages believers to be vessels of honor, ready to be used by God. It speaks of miraculous acts, such as healing the sick and even raising the dead, highlighting the power that comes with divine anointing. The lyrics, "Ora pelo enfermo ele será curado, ora até pelo morto que ele viverá," translate to "Pray for the sick, they will be healed; pray even for the dead, they will live." This underscores the belief in the supernatural power of prayer and faith. The song also reassures that God's blessings and protection will accompany the faithful, making them formidable to their enemies.

"Ungido" also addresses the challenges and persecutions that come with a life of faith. It calls for blessing those who curse and praying for those who persecute, reflecting Jesus' teachings. The lyrics acknowledge the afflictions of the world but promise a heavenly reward, encouraging perseverance. The song concludes with a call to action, urging the anointed to march forward and fulfill God's commands, with the assurance that God, who is unchanging and eternal, is with them. This message of unwavering faith and divine mission is encapsulated in the powerful declaration, "Ele te escolheu o teu nome chamou, então marche ungido avante e faça o que o Senhor mandou!" which means "He chose you, called your name, so march forward anointed and do what the Lord commanded!"