Reis dos Reis

In 'Reis Dos Reis,' MC Paulin da Capital delves into the themes of human imperfection and divine protection. The song opens with a reflection on the inherent flaws of humanity, acknowledging that everyone makes mistakes. This is encapsulated in the line, 'Duvido quem nunca errou, que atira a primeira pedra,' which translates to 'I doubt anyone who has never made a mistake, cast the first stone.' This reference to the biblical story of Jesus and the adulterous woman sets the tone for the song's exploration of judgment and forgiveness.

The lyrics then shift to a discussion of the origins of sin, referencing Adam and Eve. By questioning who has the right to judge others, MC Paulin da Capital emphasizes the idea that judgment should be left to a higher power. This is further reinforced by the lines, 'Deus nos fez com a semelhança e com muito amor,' meaning 'God made us in His likeness and with much love.' The song suggests that despite scientific advancements and skepticism, there are miracles that can only be attributed to divine intervention, such as the blind seeing and the paralyzed walking.

The final verses of the song focus on the idea of divine protection and destiny. MC Paulin da Capital asserts that his family is under the protection of God, and no harm will come to them. The powerful imagery of 'Mil cairão ao teu lado e dez mil cairão a direita, mas você não será atingido,' which translates to 'A thousand will fall at your side and ten thousand at your right, but you will not be hit,' underscores the belief in God's unwavering protection. The song concludes with a message of resilience and faith, encouraging listeners to trust in the divine plan and their inherent worth.