Visitação

In 'Visitação,' Nívea Soares expresses a deep yearning for a divine encounter, emphasizing the importance of God's presence in her life. The song's lyrics are a heartfelt plea for the Holy Spirit to visit and dwell within her, reflecting a profound spiritual longing. The repetition of the phrase 'Que não passe de mim o tempo da Tua visitação' (May the time of Your visitation not pass me by) underscores the urgency and desperation in her request, highlighting her desire to seize the moment of divine presence and not let it slip away.

The lyrics also reveal a sense of surrender and worship. Nívea Soares sings about opening the door to God through adoration and yielding to His voice, which calls her by name. This act of opening the door symbolizes an invitation for God to enter and take residence in her life. The mention of being 'habitado por Tua glória' (inhabited by Your glory) and establishing God's throne over this generation suggests a longing for a transformative and lasting impact of God's presence, not just on an individual level but also on a communal and generational scale.

The chorus, with its invocation of the Holy Spirit to 'sopra sobre mim' (breathe upon me) like a mighty wind, evokes the imagery of Pentecost, where the Holy Spirit descended upon the apostles. This powerful metaphor signifies a desire for spiritual renewal and revitalization. The plea for the Holy Spirit to 'vivifica-me' (revive me) further emphasizes the need for spiritual awakening and the life-giving power of God's presence. The song concludes with a reiteration of the need for God's presence and glory, underscoring the singer's dependence on divine intervention and guidance.