Fabiana

Geraldo Vandré's song 'Fabiana' is a poetic ode to a deep and enduring love. The lyrics are rich with metaphors and imagery that convey a sense of timeless affection and unwavering devotion. From the very beginning, Vandré speaks of a love that has been present since childhood, a force of thought and feeling that is infinite and all-encompassing. This love is described as a source of enchantment and brilliance, something that sustains the speaker through all of life's moments, both joyful and challenging.

The recurring imagery of wings and flight suggests a sense of freedom and transcendence in this love. The speaker's life and dreams are intertwined with the beloved, symbolized by the phrase 'Vive em tuas asas, todo o meu viver' (Live in your wings, all my life). This metaphor highlights the idea that the beloved is a guiding force, lifting the speaker above the mundane and into a realm of beauty and possibility. The mention of 'meu sonhar marinho, todo amanhecer' (my marine dream, every dawn) further emphasizes the dreamlike and ever-renewing nature of this love.

Vandré also touches on the idea of understanding and certainty in love. The beloved is described as a source of unwavering support and clarity, someone who has always been there, providing strength and sustenance. This is contrasted with the notion that true love does not dwell in lamentation but in the enduring presence and connection between the past and present. The song concludes with a reflection on the future, suggesting that this love is known and recognized by people everywhere, and that it is a fundamental and permanent part of the speaker's being.