Hino de Araguaína - TO

The song 'Hino de Araguaína - TO' is a tribute to the city of Araguaína, located in the state of Tocantins, Brazil. The lyrics celebrate the city's hospitable nature, its beauty, and its dynamic growth. Described as a 'flamejante estrela' (flaming star) in Tocantins, Araguaína is portrayed as a beacon of progress and prosperity. The repetition of 'Bendita sempre sejais' (Blessed always be) underscores the deep affection and pride the residents feel for their city.

The song emphasizes the city's motto, 'Ordem e Progresso' (Order and Progress), which aligns with Brazil's national motto. This phrase reflects the city's commitment to development and its vital role in the nation's heart. Araguaína is depicted as a 'cidade varonil' (manly city), suggesting strength and resilience. The metaphor of the city being a 'palpitante artéria' (throbbing artery) in the heart of Brazil highlights its significance in the country's economic and social landscape.

The lyrics also praise the fertile land of Araguaína, which is so productive that 'plantando dá' (planting yields). This line speaks to the agricultural richness of the region. Additionally, the city is noted for its wealth in minerals and valuable timber, further emphasizing its economic importance. The song concludes by highlighting the thriving commerce and industries in Araguaína, dubbing it the 'Capital Econômica do Estado' (Economic Capital of the State). This title reflects the city's pivotal role in driving the economic engine of Tocantins, making it a cornerstone of the state's prosperity.