Mensagem de Amor

Lucas Santtana Lucas Santtana

The Yearning for Connection in 'Mensagem de Amor'

In 'Mensagem de Amor,' Lucas Santtana delves into the profound human desire for connection and love. The song's lyrics reflect a sense of disillusionment with intellectual pursuits, as the protagonist finds that the knowledge and books that once held significance no longer satisfy his deeper emotional needs. This sentiment is encapsulated in the lines, 'Os livros na estante já não tem mais tanta importância / Do muito que li, do pouco que sei, nada me resta.' The protagonist's yearning to find and be with a loved one becomes the central focus of his existence, overshadowing all other pursuits and interests.

The repetition of the phrase 'A vontade de te encontrar' underscores the intensity of this longing. The protagonist admits that he no longer knows the reason behind this desire, suggesting that it has become an intrinsic part of his being. The simple act of being near the loved one and reading 'uma mensagem de amor' on their face is portrayed as a powerful and fulfilling experience. This highlights the importance of emotional and physical presence in relationships, suggesting that love and connection are more meaningful than intellectual achievements or material possessions.

The song also touches on the theme of existential wandering, as the protagonist describes listening to a message in the air at night, 'Vagando entre os astros.' This imagery evokes a sense of searching and longing that transcends the physical world, hinting at a spiritual or cosmic dimension to the protagonist's quest for love. Ultimately, 'Mensagem de Amor' is a poignant exploration of the human need for connection, the limitations of intellectual pursuits, and the profound impact of love on our lives.

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