O Meu Amor Existe

Jorge Palma Jorge Palma

The Eternal Presence of Love

Jorge Palma's song "O Meu Amor Existe" is a poetic and heartfelt ode to the enduring and transformative power of love. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a love that is both ethereal and grounding, capturing the essence of a deep emotional connection. Palma uses rich metaphors to describe his beloved, comparing her lips to silence and her hands to those of a ballerina, suggesting a delicate yet profound presence. This love is portrayed as a force that can both uplift and comfort, embracing him where loneliness ends.

The imagery of "trinta mil cavalos" (thirty thousand horses) galloping in the chest conveys the intense passion and energy that this love brings. The unique smile of his beloved, which appears when he lies beside her, symbolizes the intimate and personal nature of their bond. This love is not just a fleeting emotion but a powerful, life-affirming force that teaches him to approach life with tenderness and to heal from past wounds. It is a love that offers solace and sanity, pulling him back from the brink of madness.

Moreover, the song acknowledges the bittersweet reality of love, recognizing that it can also involve moments of sadness and separation. Yet, even in these moments, the enduring presence of love remains a guiding light. The final lines emphasize that the knowledge of this love's existence provides a sense of stability and hope, even when they are apart. Palma's lyrical mastery and emotive delivery make "O Meu Amor Existe" a timeless tribute to the profound impact of love on the human soul.

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  2. Estrela do Mar
  3. Frágil
  4. Jeremias O Fora Da Lei
  5. Na Terra dos Sonhos
  6. O Meu Amor Existe
  7. Encosta-te a Mim
  8. Passeio dos Prodígios
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