Yeshua (part. Alessandro Vilas Boas)

In 'Yeshua,' José Jr. and Alessandro Vilas Boas craft a deeply spiritual and poetic narrative that explores themes of love, healing, and divine connection. The song opens with a vivid metaphor of spring, symbolizing renewal and rebirth. The lyrics, 'A primavera você trouxe a mim / Das minhas feridas flores fez nascer,' suggest that the presence of a divine figure has transformed the singer's wounds into something beautiful, akin to flowers blooming in spring. This imagery sets the tone for a journey of emotional and spiritual healing.

The recurring phrase, 'Eu sou do meu amado e os seus desejos são por mim,' emphasizes a profound sense of belonging and mutual desire between the singer and their beloved, who is implied to be Yeshua, a Hebrew name for Jesus. This relationship is depicted as deeply intimate and personal, with the singer feeling the beloved's presence even from afar, 'Dos vales posso avistar as colinas / E delas posso escutar os seus passos se aproximando.' This line conveys a sense of anticipation and closeness, as if the divine presence is always near, ready to offer support and love.

The song reaches a crescendo with the repeated invocation of 'Yeshua,' creating a meditative and worshipful atmosphere. The lyrics, 'Eu sei de lá vem o meu socorro e ele vem / E ele vem saltando sobre os montes,' reinforce the idea of divine intervention and support, portraying Yeshua as a figure who leaps over mountains to come to the singer's aid. The final exhortation, 'Digo oh minh'alma cante ao seu amado / O tempo de cantar chegou,' serves as a call to worship and celebrate this divine love, marking a moment of spiritual awakening and joy.