Jovem

Julio Secchin's song 'Jovem,' which translates to 'Young' in English, encapsulates the exuberance and carefree spirit often associated with youth. The lyrics express a sense of vitality and the desire to live in the moment, as the protagonist feels rejuvenated simply by bringing joy to someone else. This sentiment is captured in the lines 'Me faltou ar, mas quero bis / Me sinto jovem / Só de fazer você feliz,' which suggest that even though the singer is out of breath, he wants to continue because making the other person happy makes him feel young. The repetition of these lines throughout the song emphasizes the importance of this feeling.

The song also includes imaginative elements, as seen in the lyrics 'Finge / Que a Pedra da Gávea é um vulcão / Erupçando sobre o pecado e o Leblon.' Here, the singer invites the listener to pretend that a famous rock formation in Rio de Janeiro, Pedra da Gávea, is a volcano erupting over the upscale neighborhood of Leblon. This metaphorical eruption could symbolize a release of energy or emotions, perhaps suggesting a rebellion against societal norms or the constraints of adulthood. The reference to 'pecado,' or sin, hints at a transgressive aspect of their love or actions.

The song also touches on themes of love and secrecy. The lines 'Mas quem um dia irá dizer? / Que o nosso amor / Precisa se esconder' raise questions about the need to hide their love. It's unclear why their love would need to be concealed—whether due to societal pressures, personal circumstances, or simply the thrill of a secret romance. The repetition of these lines at the end of the song leaves the listener with a sense of unresolved tension, reflecting the complexities of love and relationships in the journey of youth.