Enredo do Meu Samba

Jorge Aragão Jorge Aragão

The Heartbreak Parade: A Samba of Lost Love

Jorge Aragão's song "Enredo do Meu Samba" is a poignant exploration of love and loss, using the vibrant and culturally rich metaphor of a samba parade to illustrate the emotional journey. The lyrics describe a relationship that has ended, with the singer reflecting on how he failed to understand the 'plot' or 'enredo' of the love story. The parade, a central element in Brazilian culture, especially during Carnival, serves as a powerful symbol of the highs and lows of the relationship.

The singer likens his heart to a carnavalesco, a key figure in organizing a samba school parade, but admits that despite the elaborate 'fantasia' or costume, he failed in 'harmonia' or harmony. This suggests that while the relationship may have appeared beautiful and perfect on the surface, it lacked the deeper connection and synchronization needed to sustain it. The 'subvenção' or funding of love was spent, but it wasn't enough to keep the relationship in the top tier, leading to a demotion to the 'second group.'

As the song progresses, the singer realizes that the applause he received was merely an illusion, and the true outcome of the 'apuração' or scoring revealed his loss. The repeated line "Na apuração perdi você" emphasizes the finality and the pain of this realization. The imagery of the parade ending and the ashes of Carnival symbolize the end of the relationship and the clarity that comes with it. Aragão masterfully uses the cultural context of samba and Carnival to convey the complexities of love, loss, and self-awareness, making the song a deeply emotional and relatable experience for listeners.

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  2. Do Fundo Do Nosso Quintal
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  6. Papel de Pão
  7. Coisa de Pele
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