Os Orignais

Léo e Raphael's song 'Os Originais' is a powerful declaration of pride in rural heritage and authenticity. The lyrics begin with a vivid image of the singer's frustration, symbolized by punching a rooster for crowing too early. This act sets the tone for the song, reflecting the raw and unfiltered emotions of someone who has faced skepticism and doubt. The mirror scene, where the singer feels a mix of emotion and fear, underscores the internal struggle and the journey of self-acceptance and pride in one's origins.

The song addresses the common prejudice that rural people are destined to remain confined to their traditional roles, symbolized by the 'curral' (corral). Léo e Raphael challenge this stereotype by asserting their potential and worth. They emphasize the importance of respecting one's roots and the 'originais' (originals), those who stay true to their heritage. This message is a direct challenge to those who try to imitate or undermine the authenticity of rural culture.

'Os Originais' also serves as a celebration of rural culture's resurgence and its impact on modern platforms like Spotify. The lyrics suggest that traditional rural music, represented by icons like Tião, is making a comeback, surpassing contemporary trends ('modinha'). The song is a rallying cry for rural pride, urging listeners to embrace their origins and celebrate their unique cultural identity. It highlights the resilience and enduring appeal of rural traditions in the face of modernity and imitation.