Oração

MC Suave's song 'Oração' is a powerful invocation that draws heavily from traditional Christian prayers, specifically the 'Vade Retro Satana' prayer, which is used to ward off evil. The lyrics are in Latin, a language often associated with ancient religious texts and rituals, adding a layer of solemnity and gravitas to the song. The repeated phrases 'Crux sacra sit mihi lux' (May the Holy Cross be my light) and 'Non draco sit mihi dux' (Let not the dragon be my guide) emphasize a reliance on divine protection and guidance over any malevolent forces.

The phrase 'Vade retro Sátana' (Go back, Satan) is a direct command to evil to retreat, showcasing a strong stance against temptation and sin. This is further reinforced by 'Nunquam suade mihi vana' (Never tempt me with vain things) and 'Sunt mala quae libas' (What you offer me is evil), which reject the allure of superficial and harmful temptations. The final line, 'Ipse venena bibas' (Drink the poison yourself), is a powerful curse against the evil forces, turning their own malice back upon them.

'Oração' serves as a spiritual armor, a declaration of faith and resilience against the darkness. MC Suave's choice to use a traditional prayer in a modern musical context bridges the gap between ancient wisdom and contemporary struggles, making the song a timeless anthem for those seeking strength and protection. The song's repetitive structure and solemn tone create a meditative atmosphere, inviting listeners to reflect on their own battles with temptation and the importance of spiritual fortitude.