Vou Na Fé

Mato Seco's song 'Vou Na Fé' is a powerful anthem of faith, resilience, and unwavering belief in love and higher powers. The lyrics convey a deep sense of motivation and inspiration derived from a significant other or a divine presence, referred to as 'Jah,' a term often used in Rastafarian culture to denote God. The repeated phrase 'Vou na fé' (I go in faith) underscores the central theme of the song, emphasizing the importance of maintaining faith and perseverance in the face of life's challenges.

The song opens with the lines 'Vejo você, me motiva a seguir' (I see you, you motivate me to go on), highlighting the influence of a loved one or a spiritual entity that inspires the narrator to continue their journey. This presence encourages the narrator to see the beauty in life and to resist giving up. The imagery of a 'teto de estrelas' (roof of stars) and the 'força do mar' (strength of the sea) symbolizes the vastness and power of the universe, suggesting that this divine or loved presence is omnipresent and all-encompassing.

Throughout the song, the narrator declares their determination to remain true to themselves and their beliefs, even in the face of adversity. The lines 'Sou ferro, sou fogo, sou luta em teu nome ô Jah' (I am iron, I am fire, I am struggle in your name, oh Jah) reflect a strong sense of identity and purpose. The repetition of 'Vou na fé' serves as a mantra, reinforcing the message of steadfast faith and resilience. The song's uplifting and motivational tone encourages listeners to embrace their faith and continue their journey with hope and determination, no matter the obstacles they may encounter.