Amor de Índio

Gabriel Sater's 'Amor de Índio' is a poetic celebration of love and the sacredness of life's everyday moments. The song opens with the assertion that everything that moves is sacred, suggesting a deep reverence for the natural world and the forces that drive it. This reverence extends to love, which is portrayed as a powerful, almost divine force capable of moving mountains. The lyrics emphasize the importance of cherishing each moment with a loved one, symbolized by the 'chama' or flame that must be kept burning.

The song uses rich imagery to convey its themes, such as the bee making honey, which represents the value of time spent in meaningful activities. The falling star and the fulfilled wish symbolize destiny and the fulfillment of desires, particularly the warmth and completeness found in love. The repetition of 'todo amor é sagrado' (all love is sacred) underscores the song's central message: love, in all its forms, is a sacred and essential part of life.

Sater also touches on the cyclical nature of life and love through the changing seasons. Each season represents different stages and experiences in a relationship, from protection in winter to discovery in autumn and joy in spring. This cyclical imagery reinforces the idea that love is a constant, evolving force that adapts and thrives through various phases of life. The song concludes with a reaffirmation of love's sacredness, leaving the listener with a sense of reverence and appreciation for the simple, yet profound, moments that make up a life shared with a loved one.