A Deusa da Passarela

Neguinho da Beija-Flor's song "A Deusa da Passarela" is a heartfelt homage to the samba school Beija-Flor de Nilópolis. The lyrics are a passionate declaration of love and admiration for the school, which is depicted as a central figure in the singer's life. The repetition of the phrases "Beija-flor, minha escola, minha vida, meu amor" emphasizes the deep emotional connection and pride the artist feels towards Beija-Flor, portraying it as an integral part of his identity and existence.

The song celebrates Beija-Flor as a majestic and sovereign entity, referring to it as the "goddess of the parade" and the reason for the singer's happiness. This metaphorical language elevates the samba school to a divine status, highlighting its importance in the cultural and social fabric of the community. The imagery of a "festival of silver on the track" and the "joyful smile of the sambista" paints a vivid picture of the vibrant and festive atmosphere of the carnival, where Beija-Flor shines as a beacon of joy and celebration.

Neguinho da Beija-Flor's lyrics also reflect a sense of pride in the school's roots and its connection to the city of Nilópolis. By describing Beija-Flor as "nilopolitana" and "enamored with this country," the song underscores the local and national pride associated with the samba school. The rhythmic and repetitive structure of the song, along with the enthusiastic interjections, captures the lively and spirited essence of samba, inviting listeners to join in the celebration and feel the same sense of joy and belonging.