Hino de Brasilia (DF)

The song 'Hino de Brasília (DF)' by Hinos de Cidades is a tribute to the capital city of Brazil, Brasília. The lyrics celebrate the city's establishment and its significance in the nation's history. The opening lines, 'Todo o Brasil vibrou e nova luz brilhou,' suggest a collective national pride and a new beginning marked by the creation of Brasília. This city is portrayed as a beacon of hope and faith, symbolizing a new dawn in Brazil's historical narrative.

The song emphasizes the emotional and symbolic importance of Brasília, referring to it as being 'no coração' (in the heart) of the country. The term 'epopéia a surgir do chão' (epic rising from the ground) highlights the monumental effort and vision that went into building the city. The 'candango,' a term used for the workers who built Brasília, is depicted as smiling happily, representing the strength and determination of the Brazilian people. This imagery underscores Brasília as a symbol of national strength and unity.

Further, the lyrics 'Capital de um Brasil audaz, bom na luta e melhor na paz' (Capital of a bold Brazil, good in struggle and better in peace) reflect the dual nature of the country's spirit—resilient in adversity and thriving in peace. The song concludes with a salute to the people who desired and built Brasília, reinforcing the city's role as a symbol of the nation's strength and aspirations. Through its poetic and uplifting language, 'Hino de Brasília (DF)' encapsulates the pride, hope, and unity that Brasília represents for Brazil.