Campo Minado

In 'Campo Minado,' Jessé delves into the complexities of emotional resilience and vulnerability. The song opens with the artist recounting his journey through various hardships, symbolized by 'terras' (lands) and 'guerras' (wars). These metaphors illustrate the battles and challenges he has faced, both externally and internally. The imagery of 'cavei trincheiras no meu coração' (dug trenches in my heart) suggests a defensive stance, a way to protect himself from further emotional harm.

The second verse shifts to a more introspective tone, where Jessé speaks of 'sonhos mutilados' (mutilated dreams) and 'anjos cansados' (tired angels). These lines evoke a sense of disillusionment and weariness, hinting at the emotional toll of loneliness and unfulfilled aspirations. The 'anjos cansados' could represent the parts of himself or others who have been worn down by repeated disappointments.

The chorus serves as the emotional crux of the song, where Jessé likens his heart to a 'campo minado' (minefield). This powerful metaphor underscores the precariousness of his emotional state, warning that his heart is fragile and could 'explodir' (explode) if not handled with care. However, there is a glimmer of hope as he envisions someone who can 'desarmar' (disarm) his heart and 'plantar o sonho' (plant the dream), leading to a blossoming of love. This duality of danger and hope encapsulates the essence of the song, making it a poignant exploration of the human condition.