O Tempo Passa

Irmãos Verdades Irmãos Verdades

The Dance of Hope and Change in 'O Tempo Passa'

In 'O Tempo Passa,' Irmãos Verdades captures the essence of hope and resilience amidst life's inevitable passage of time. The song opens with a depiction of people waiting for the end of the day, a metaphor for the anticipation of change and better days. This waiting is not passive; it is filled with dreams and the belief that their paths will eventually shift towards a brighter future. The lyrics reflect a collective weariness but also an undying hope that life will improve, symbolized by the joy that arises in dreams.

The chorus, with its repetitive and rhythmic lines, emphasizes the unstoppable passage of time and the certainty of change. 'O tempo passa e a vida também' (Time passes and so does life) acknowledges the transient nature of existence, yet it is paired with a hopeful assertion that 'tudo vai ter que mudar' (everything will have to change). This duality of acceptance and hope is a central theme, suggesting that while life may not always be perfect, there is an inherent belief in the possibility of transformation and renewal.

The imagery of people dancing and singing, despite their struggles, serves as a powerful metaphor for resilience and communal strength. Dancing and singing are acts of joy and defiance, a way for the community to assert their spirit and unity in the face of adversity. The repetition of 'vai mudar' (it will change) and 'vai voltar' (it will return) reinforces the cyclical nature of life and the enduring hope for a better future. Irmãos Verdades uses these elements to create a song that is both a reflection of current struggles and a hopeful anthem for change.

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  1. Volta Pra Mim
  2. Amar-te Assim
  3. Deixa-Me Entrar No Teu Coração
  4. Chegou A Hora
  5. Um Beijo
  6. Tão Sozinho
  7. Yolanda
  8. Apaixonado
  9. O Tempo Passa
  10. Só Mais Um Beijo
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