A Cowboy's Dream of Love and Home

Jairo Lambari Fernandes' song "Pra Minha Amada" is a heartfelt ode to love, dreams, and the simple joys of life. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a cowboy's life, filled with the rugged beauty of the countryside and the tender emotions he harbors for his beloved. The song begins with the cowboy bringing a horse, a gift for his beloved, symbolizing his deep affection and commitment. The imagery of the horse, the ranch, and the road reflects the cowboy's life, rooted in tradition and nature.

As the song progresses, the cowboy reveals his dreams of settling down. He envisions a future where he leaves the road behind to build a home with his beloved. The mention of "a flower at the gate" and "a little boy" signifies his longing for a family and a peaceful life. This dream is not just about physical comfort but also about emotional fulfillment, as he seeks "sossego e carinho" (peace and affection). The cowboy's love is not fleeting; it is a deep, enduring desire to share his life with his beloved.

The song also touches on the spiritual aspect of the cowboy's dream. He prays to God to grant him the grace to be with his beloved, highlighting the sacredness of his love and his hope for divine blessing. The recurring theme of the "flower" in his dreams symbolizes purity, beauty, and the nurturing aspect of love. Through "Pra Minha Amada," Jairo Lambari Fernandes beautifully captures the essence of a cowboy's heart, blending the ruggedness of his life with the tenderness of his dreams and emotions.

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  1. Romance de Flor e Luna
  2. Por Bendizer-te
  3. Enserenada
  4. Romance para quem chega
  5. Aguaceiro
  6. Cena de Campo
  7. Pra Minha Amada
  8. Minha Flor
  9. No Rastro da Gadaria
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