Curtindo a Vida

Grupo Bom Gosto's song "Curtindo a Vida" is a vibrant celebration of life and the pursuit of happiness. The repetitive chant "Guereguerê, guereguerê, guereguerê, guereguerê, Da Lua!" sets a rhythmic and joyful tone, inviting listeners to join in the festivities. The phrase "Da Lua" can be interpreted as a nod to the moon, symbolizing a carefree and whimsical approach to life, much like the bohemian lifestyle the song describes.

The lyrics delve into the theme of self-discovery and the importance of enjoying life while searching for one's path. The lines "Quer saber tudo tem um porquê, Tô legal, quero mais é viver" suggest a philosophical outlook, acknowledging that everything has a reason and expressing a desire to live fully. The singer prefers solitude over unhappiness, indicating a strong sense of self-worth and independence. This sentiment is further emphasized with the belief that a clear direction for the heart will eventually be found.

In the meantime, the singer chooses to embrace life's pleasures. The repeated phrase "Enquanto eu não encontro" (While I don't find) followed by various activities like "curtindo a vida" (enjoying life), "tirando onda" (having fun), and "beijando em boca" (kissing) highlights a proactive approach to living joyfully. The mention of "badalando" (partying) and "pagodeando" (enjoying pagode music) reflects the cultural context of Brazilian social life, where music and dance play a significant role. The song ultimately portrays a message of resilience and optimism, encouraging listeners to find joy in the present moment while on their journey of self-discovery.