Da chegada do amor

Elisa Lucinda's song "Da chegada do amor" is a heartfelt exploration of the ideal love she has always yearned for. The lyrics are a poetic tapestry, weaving together her desires for a love that is communicative, trustworthy, and deeply connected. She dreams of a love that speaks openly about feelings, one that breathes confidence even in sleep, and brings kisses with the dawn. This love is not just about words but about actions that align with those words, creating a harmony between what is said and what is felt.

Lucinda's vision of love is multifaceted, blending innocence and wisdom, playfulness and seriousness. She imagines a love that can embrace both the carefree nature of a child and the sagacity of an elder. This love is eternal, transcending time, and rooted in a deep, unshakeable bond. It is a love that is not intimidated by the complexities of life but rather finds strength in them. She desires a love that is unbothered by differences and unafraid of the poetic moments that life brings.

The song also touches on the anticipation and excitement of finding such a love. Lucinda describes the moment of receiving this love as a gift, with part of her eager to unwrap it and the other part savoring the mystery and potential it holds. She seeks a love that allows her to be both a child and an adult, to be serious and mysterious, to experience fear and joy. This love should come naturally, without effort or fear of losing inspiration. It is a love that thrives on mutual understanding and shared happiness, free from false seduction and societal constraints. Ultimately, Lucinda longs for a love that is genuine, expressive, and deeply fulfilling.