Dia a Dia, Lado a Lado

Marcelo Jeneci Marcelo Jeneci

Dreams and Longing: A Journey to Togetherness

Marcelo Jeneci's song "Dia a Dia, Lado a Lado" is a heartfelt exploration of longing, dreams, and the desire for closeness. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of someone who dreams of being with their loved one, emphasizing the intensity of their emotions and the yearning to be together. The repetition of the phrase "Olhando pra você exatamente aqui" (Looking at you exactly here) underscores the fixation and deep desire to be in the presence of the beloved.

The song delves into the emotional turmoil experienced by the narrator, who is on the verge of an emotional explosion, torn between the pain of separation and the hope of reunion. The questions posed in the lyrics, such as "Por que um raio cai?" (Why does a lightning strike?) and "Por que o sol se vai?" (Why does the sun go away?), reflect the narrator's confusion and search for answers about the nature of their separation and the forces that keep them apart. These metaphors highlight the natural yet inexplicable aspects of life and love.

In the latter part of the song, the narrator expresses a desire to overcome the barriers that keep them apart, emphasizing the importance of starting a new chapter together. The lines "Nada a ver ficar assim sonhando separado" (There's no point in dreaming separately) and "Eu não vou deixar você com esse medo de se aproximar" (I won't let you stay afraid to get close) convey a sense of determination and hope. The song ultimately speaks to the universal human experience of longing for connection and the courage needed to bridge the gap between dreams and reality.

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  1. Felicidade
  2. Dar-te-ei
  3. Pra Sonhar
  4. Por Que Nós?
  5. Feito Pra Acabar
  6. Jardim Do Éden
  7. Dia a Dia, Lado a Lado
  8. De Graça
  9. Só Eu Sou Eu
  10. Nada a Ver
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