E Que Deus Ajude

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A Journey of Faith and Dreams: Djavan's 'E Que Deus Ajude'

Djavan's song 'E Que Deus Ajude' is a heartfelt narrative about pursuing dreams and seeking divine guidance. The lyrics tell the story of someone who decides to change their profession and become a singer, leaving behind their current life as a blacksmith. The protagonist plans to move to Rio de Janeiro, a city often associated with opportunities and cultural vibrancy, especially in the music scene. This decision is marked by a sense of hope and determination, as the protagonist is ready to embark on this new journey in February, symbolizing a fresh start.

The song also highlights the protagonist's pride in their Alagoano roots, as they mention how their music has already gained recognition in the United States. This international acclaim adds a layer of confidence to their decision to pursue a career in music. The mention of consulting their patron saint before making the move to Rio de Janeiro underscores the importance of faith in their journey. The repeated phrase 'Vá com fé e Deus' (Go with faith and God) serves as a mantra, emphasizing the belief that divine support is crucial for success.

'E Que Deus Ajude' is not just a song about changing careers; it's a narrative about the courage to follow one's dreams, the importance of cultural identity, and the reliance on faith. Djavan, known for his poetic lyrics and blending of Brazilian musical styles, uses this song to convey a universal message of hope and perseverance. The song resonates with anyone who has ever dreamed of a better future and sought the strength to make it a reality.

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  1. Sina
  2. Um Amor Puro
  3. Eu Te Devoro
  4. Asa
  5. Farinha
  6. Segredo
  7. Alagoas
  8. Íris
  9. Você É
  10. Na Boca do Beco
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