O Homem da Terra

Luiz Gonzaga Luiz Gonzaga

The Unsung Hero of the Land: A Tribute to the Farmer

Luiz Gonzaga's song 'O Homem da Terra' is a heartfelt tribute to the often overlooked and underappreciated farmers who work tirelessly to cultivate the land and provide sustenance for society. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of the farmer as an unsung hero, a figure who, despite lacking fame or recognition, plays a crucial role in the nation's well-being. Gonzaga's admiration for these individuals is evident as he describes them as the 'hero without a name' who gives us bread through their labor.

The song delves into the daily struggles and hopes of the farmer, who is constantly at the mercy of the elements. Whether praying for rain or sunshine, or hoping to avoid a devastating frost, the farmer's life is a continuous cycle of hard work and resilience. This connection to nature and the dependence on weather conditions highlight the vulnerability and strength inherent in the farmer's profession. The imagery of the farmer looking to the sky, praying for favorable conditions, underscores the deep bond between the farmer and the land.

Gonzaga also emphasizes the farmer's joy and fulfillment derived from working the land. The sounds of the farm—the call of the cattle, the roar of the tractor, and the songs of the harvest—are all expressions of the farmer's love and dedication to their work. The song concludes by acknowledging the farmer's vital contribution to the country, portraying them as the backbone of the nation. Through 'O Homem da Terra,' Luiz Gonzaga not only celebrates the farmer's hard work but also calls for greater recognition and appreciation of their indispensable role in society.

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  2. Sabiá
  3. A Rede Véia
  4. A Mulher do Meu Patrão
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  6. Vaca Estrela e Boi Fubá
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