Hino de Ananindeua

The song 'Hino de Ananindeua' by Hinos de Cidades is a heartfelt tribute to the city of Ananindeua, located in the state of Pará, Brazil. The lyrics take us on a journey through the city's history, highlighting its origins along the Ferro-Bragança railway and its evolution from a hopeful settlement to a place of significant value. The mention of 'Verde Solo' and 'Fruto Ananin' symbolizes the fertile land and the abundant produce that have been central to the city's identity and prosperity. The song emphasizes the unity and collective effort of the people in achieving greatness and endless glory for their homeland.

The chorus, 'Salve esta terra! Que é firme, mui forte! Força, progresso, orgulho do Norte,' is a powerful declaration of pride and strength. It celebrates Ananindeua as a beacon of progress and a source of pride for the northern region of Brazil. The reference to 'teu lume Fabril' suggests the city's industrial and manufacturing prowess, which shines brightly across the nation. This line underscores the city's contribution to the broader Brazilian landscape, both economically and culturally.

Further, the song delves into the city's struggle for autonomy and the resilience of its people. The lyrics recount how Ananindeua's greatness and wealth were coveted, but its citizens fought for liberation, ultimately achieving glory. The imagery of peace, politeness, and effective use of resources like wood and leather reflects the city's harmonious and industrious spirit. The 'pulsar-coração Maguary' metaphorically represents the lifeblood and enduring spirit of Ananindeua, while the 'Graça' and 'glória sem fim' in its soul signify the city's eternal grace and glory. The song concludes with a celebration of the people's enduring spirit and their collective voice, encapsulating the essence of Ananindeua's identity and pride.