A Colheita Findou

The song "A Colheita Findou" by Irmãs Falavinha is a poignant reflection on the themes of judgment, salvation, and the passage of time. The title, which translates to "The Harvest is Over," sets the tone for the song's exploration of the end times and the final judgment. The lyrics draw heavily on agricultural metaphors, likening the end of life and the coming of judgment to the end of a harvest season. This imagery is deeply rooted in Christian eschatology, where the harvest often symbolizes the gathering of souls and the final judgment by Christ.

The song speaks to the inevitability of facing judgment and the importance of living a life in accordance with Christian teachings. The repeated lines, "Quando o tempo passar" (When the time passes) and "Indo ao tribunal para Cristo enfrentar" (Going to the tribunal to face Christ), emphasize the urgency and inevitability of this moment. The lyrics suggest that those who have lived righteously and believed in Christ will find themselves in a place of eternal joy, free from sorrow and pain. In contrast, those who have lived in sin and without faith will face a different, more somber fate.

The song also offers a message of hope and redemption. It speaks of the "remidos" (the redeemed) who will be in a place where there is no more sadness or pain, praising Christ for their salvation. This duality of judgment and salvation serves as a powerful reminder of the choices one makes in life and their eternal consequences. The Irmãs Falavinha, known for their gospel music, use their harmonious voices to convey this message with both solemnity and hope, encouraging listeners to reflect on their spiritual journey and the ultimate judgment they will face.