Magamalabares

Circuladô De Fulô's song 'Magamalabares' is a poetic and mystical exploration of life's ephemeral beauty and the eternal nature of spiritual connections. The title itself, 'Magamalabares,' suggests a blend of magic and juggling, hinting at the delicate balance and wonder inherent in existence. The lyrics open with a serene image of a small boat, 'Aqua marã,' which can be interpreted as a vessel navigating the mysterious waters of life, guided by a sense of divine presence ('oxaiê') often associated with Afro-Brazilian spiritual traditions.

The song continues to weave a tapestry of imagery, with 'musical notes' and 'bubbles' symbolizing the fleeting yet beautiful moments of life. These elements, born from 'our serenades,' suggest that the joys and sorrows we experience are like melodies and bubbles—transient but impactful. The mention of 'flowers that never die' and 'bronze in vases and jars' further emphasizes the idea of eternal beauty and the lasting impact of our actions and offerings.

In the latter part of the song, the lyrics ponder the origins of angels and the sincerity of books, ultimately concluding that those who have faith ('God as empire') are never truly alone. The 'sininhos' or little bells symbolize the constant presence of divine guidance and reassurance. This spiritual undertone suggests that while the material world may be filled with uncertainties and insincerities, a higher power provides a sense of companionship and purpose.