Coração Sertanejo

Chitãozinho & Xororó Chitãozinho & Xororó

The Heartbeat of the Countryside: A Dive into 'Coração Sertanejo'

The song 'Coração Sertanejo' by the Brazilian duo Chitãozinho & Xororó is a heartfelt tribute to the rural way of life and the beauty of the Brazilian countryside, known as the 'sertão.' The lyrics convey a deep appreciation for the simple and authentic lifestyle found in these rural areas, as well as a sense of belonging and contentment with the natural surroundings.

The song begins with the narrator's journey, which ends when they find a 'beautiful love' that makes them stop and settle down. This love is metaphorically represented by the connection to the land and the rural community. The mention of 'peão de boiadeiro,' or cattle herders, and the abundance of 'true love' suggests a romanticized view of the countryside, where relationships and connections are genuine and unspoiled by the complexities of urban life. The chorus, with its references to legends, animals, rivers, and the absence of sadness, reinforces the idyllic and harmonious image of rural life.

The recurring theme of the song is the sense of peace and fulfillment found in the 'sertão.' The evening setting, with a fire for company and a 'violeiro' (guitar player) setting the mood, evokes a serene and communal atmosphere. The lyrics emphasize the absence of sadness and the immersion in nature, suggesting that for the narrator, the 'sertão' is not just a place but a state of mind where one can find true happiness and a sense of purpose.

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  1. Evidências
  2. E Aí, Tempo?
  3. Ela Não Vai Mais Chorar (She's Not Crying Anymore) (feat. Billy Ray Cyrus)
  4. Vá Pro Inferno Com Seu Amor
  5. Sorriso Mudo
  6. Pais e Filhos
  7. De Coração Pra Coração
  8. Você Me Trocou (feat. Bruno & Marrone)
  9. Falando Às Paredes
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