Amor Profano

Dalto's song 'Amor Profano' delves into the complexities and dualities of love, portraying it as both a source of joy and sorrow. The lyrics describe a love that starts with promise but ends in disappointment, encapsulated in the lines 'Bom início, mau fim' (Good start, bad end). This love is depicted as conventional and confining, with 'Menos sonho, mais prisão' (Less dream, more prison), suggesting a relationship that lacks excitement and becomes more of a burden over time.

The song then transitions to a more profound and transformative experience of love upon encountering someone new. The arrival of this person brings a mix of emotions, as indicated by 'Você sorriu, me fez chorar' (You smiled, made me cry). This new love is described as 'pirata' (pirate), implying it is adventurous and unpredictable, contrasting sharply with the previous mundane relationship. The metaphor of a 'coração em guerra' (heart at war) further emphasizes the tumultuous nature of this newfound love, oscillating between peace and turmoil.

Ultimately, 'Amor Profano' explores the idea of a love that is both divine and human, 'Meio Deus, meio humano' (Half God, half human). This duality reflects the sacred and profane aspects of love, suggesting that true love transcends clichés and conventional boundaries. The song captures the essence of love's ability to bring both pain and comfort, encapsulated in the recurring line 'Só pra depois me consolar' (Only to console me later). Dalto's poetic lyrics and emotive delivery make 'Amor Profano' a poignant reflection on the multifaceted nature of love.