Perfume Derramado

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The Fragrance of Devotion: A Deep Dive into 'Perfume Derramado'

The song 'Perfume Derramado' by Ouvir e Crer is a heartfelt expression of devotion and worship. The repeated line 'Eu não posso viver sem te adorar' (I cannot live without worshiping you) sets the tone for the entire piece, emphasizing the singer's deep need to honor and adore a higher power. This line is a powerful declaration of dependence and reverence, suggesting that worship is as essential to the singer as life itself.

The metaphor of 'perfume derramado' (spilled perfume) is central to the song. In many cultures, perfume is a symbol of something precious and valuable. By comparing the name of the divine to spilled perfume, the song conveys the idea that the presence and essence of the divine are both precious and pervasive. The act of spilling perfume can also be seen as a form of sacrifice, indicating that the singer is willing to offer something valuable in their act of worship.

The lyrics also mention 'Vou derramar aos teus pés os meus perfumes' (I will pour my perfumes at your feet), which further illustrates the theme of sacrifice and offering. The singer is willing to give up something costly and cherished as a sign of their devotion. This act of pouring out perfumes, described as 'aromas agradáveis, minhas fragrâncias' (pleasant aromas, my fragrances), symbolizes the offering of one's best and most valuable possessions to the divine. The repetition of 'algo que me custe' (something that costs me) underscores the idea that true worship involves personal sacrifice and giving up something of great value.

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  2. Te Encontrei
  3. Meu Senhor
  4. Ele Vem
  5. Eu Me Encontrei
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