Acabou Chorare

Moraes Moreira Moraes Moreira

The Joyful Transformation in 'Acabou Chorare'

Moraes Moreira's song 'Acabou Chorare' is a vibrant celebration of joy and transformation. The title itself, which translates to 'No More Crying,' sets the tone for a narrative that moves from sorrow to happiness. The lyrics are filled with playful sounds and imagery, creating a whimsical atmosphere that reflects a newfound sense of peace and contentment. The repetition of phrases like 'no bu-bu-bolindo' and 'faz zum-zum' adds to the song's lighthearted and carefree vibe, emphasizing the shift from sadness to a state of bliss.

The song uses the metaphor of a bee ('abelha') to symbolize this transformation. The bee, which invades the singer's home and heart, represents a force of nature that brings sweetness and joy into his life. The imagery of the bee making honey ('faz zum-zum e mel') suggests that this newfound happiness is both natural and nourishing. The bee's presence is gentle yet impactful, waking the singer from his slumber and filling his world with beauty and delight.

Additionally, the song introduces the figure of a lamb ('carneirinho'), which further enhances the theme of gentle awakening and renewal. The lamb's soft bleating ('tão suave mé') serves as a soothing background to the singer's transformation, symbolizing innocence and purity. The combination of the bee and the lamb creates a pastoral scene that underscores the simplicity and authenticity of the singer's joy. By the end of the song, the singer is fully immersed in this new state of happiness, breathing deeply and embracing the world around him with a sense of wonder and gratitude.

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  1. Lenda do Pégaso
  2. Pão e Poesia
  3. Pombo Correio
  4. Santa Fé
  5. Sintonia
  6. As Abelhas
  7. Acabou Chorare
  8. Festa do Interior
  9. Saudades do Galinho
  10. Sempre Cantando
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