Tá Tremendo Tudo

Dede de Jesus's song "Tá Tremendo Tudo" is a powerful anthem of worship and reverence for the divine presence of God, specifically Jehovah. The lyrics emphasize the overwhelming and uncontrollable urge to worship when in the presence of the King of the church. The repetition of the phrase "Não me critique se eu me curvar" (Don't criticize me if I bow) underscores the deep respect and submission to God's authority, suggesting that the act of bowing is a natural response to His presence.

The song draws a vivid parallel between the biblical event of Mount Sinai trembling and the current experience of the worshippers. The imagery of trembling and shaking signifies the immense power and holiness of God, which causes a physical and spiritual reaction among the believers. The lyrics also highlight the transformative and purifying power of worship, as seen in the lines "Vai cair poder, vai descer unção" (Power will fall, anointing will descend), indicating that the presence of God brings about a profound change and renewal.

Furthermore, the song addresses the criticism and opposition faced by worshippers, asserting that their devotion will not be hindered. The defiant tone in lines like "Pode falar de mim, mas eu não vou parar" (You can talk about me, but I won't stop) reflects a strong commitment to worship despite external judgments. The song also emphasizes the communal aspect of worship, with the church collectively experiencing and responding to God's presence. The repeated call to "Me dá licença que eu quero adorar" (Excuse me, I want to worship) reinforces the idea that worship is a personal yet communal act of devotion and reverence.

"Tá Tremendo Tudo" is a celebration of the power, presence, and authority of God, and the unyielding devotion of His followers. It captures the essence of a worship experience that transcends criticism and opposition, focusing solely on the divine encounter and the transformative power it brings.