Inclinações Musicais

Geraldo Azevedo's song "Inclinações Musicais" delves into the profound connection between love and music. The opening lines, "Quem inventou o amor / Teve certamente inclinações musicais," suggest that the creator of love must have had a deep affinity for music. This metaphor sets the tone for the entire song, intertwining the universality of love with the emotive power of music. Azevedo implies that love, much like music, is a universal language that resonates deeply within us all.

The lyrics explore the similarities and differences in love and music, noting how they can be both alike and distinct, much like fingerprints. The line "Quantas canções parecidas / E tão desiguais / Como as coisa da vida" reflects on how life, like music, is full of similar yet unique experiences. This comparison extends to the musical elements of the song, where the same chord progression on a guitar or a familiar rhyme in a voice can evoke different emotions depending on the context and the individual experiencing it.

Azevedo further emphasizes the personal nature of love with the lines "Coração essa mesma batida / Que bate tão diferente / Quando acontece na gente." Here, he highlights how the heartbeat, a universal symbol of life and love, feels uniquely different when one is in love. This personal experience of love is likened to a musical composition that, while following a familiar structure, creates a distinct and deeply personal impact on each listener. The song concludes by reiterating that the inventor of love must have had musical inclinations, reinforcing the idea that love and music are intrinsically linked in their ability to touch our souls in profound and unique ways.