Aquário (25 Horas)

Xamã's song 'Aquário (25 Horas)' delves into the complexities of modern life, blending personal reflection with broader social commentary. The repeated invocation of the 'Age of Aquarius' suggests a time of transformation and enlightenment, a theme that runs throughout the song. Xamã expresses a desire for happiness and reconnection, lamenting the chaotic nature of life and the struggles that come with it. The lyrics paint a picture of someone caught in the relentless grind of work ('Preso no estúdio vinte e cinco horas') while witnessing friends lose their way ('Vários amigo nosso se perdeu na boca') and feeling the swift passage of time ('E o tempo passa rápido na minha canoa')

The song also reflects on Xamã's journey and the obstacles he has faced. He recalls the early days of his career, working with limited resources ('Bitch traz beat com o PC ruim') and the lack of belief from others due to financial constraints ('Ninguém acreditava pela falta de din''). Despite these challenges, he emphasizes the importance of staying true to oneself and not getting lost in the pursuit of money ('Dinheiro é consequência, só não se perca no jogo'). This message is reinforced by the idea that everything is a phase, and true fulfillment comes from loving what you do regardless of external opinions ('Ame seu trabalho sem importar o que falem').

In the latter part of the song, Xamã shifts to a more relaxed and introspective tone. He describes a desire to escape the pressures of life and find peace ('Hoje eu vou pra casa ficar só / Sob o Sol'). The imagery of simple pleasures like lying in a hammock, enjoying coconut water, and watching the sunset evokes a sense of tranquility and contentment. This contrast between the hectic pace of his career and the serene moments of solitude highlights the duality of his existence. Ultimately, 'Aquário (25 Horas)' is a meditation on the balance between ambition and inner peace, urging listeners to find their own equilibrium in a fast-paced world.