The Celebration of a Singular Love Amidst Diversity

The song "Mulheres" by Martinho da Vila is a vibrant samba that celebrates the diversity of women the singer has encountered throughout his life, while ultimately expressing his profound contentment and fulfillment with one special woman. The lyrics recount the artist's experiences with various women, highlighting their different characteristics, personalities, and the roles they played in his life. From the adventurous to the shy, from the experienced to the innocent, Martinho da Vila paints a picture of his colorful romantic past.

However, the song takes a turn as the artist reflects on his search for happiness through these relationships. Despite the variety of women he has been with, none have brought him the joy that his current love does. This realization is a testament to the unique connection he feels with her, as she embodies everything he has ever desired. The repetition of this sentiment throughout the song emphasizes the depth of his appreciation and love for her, distinguishing her from all others.

Martinho da Vila is a renowned Brazilian singer and composer, known for his contributions to the samba genre. His music often explores themes of love, social issues, and the celebration of Afro-Brazilian culture. "Mulheres" is a classic example of his work, blending a catchy melody with heartfelt lyrics that resonate with many listeners. The song's message underscores the idea that true happiness in love comes not from quantity or variety, but from the quality of the connection with a significant other.

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  1. Mulheres
  2. Femmes (Mulheres)
  3. Visgo de Jaca
  4. O Pequeno Burguês
  5. Festa de Umbanda
  6. Viajando
  7. Filosofia de Vida
  8. Ex-Amor (Ao Vivo)
  9. Fim de Reinado
  10. Semba dos Ancestrais
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