Todo Ser que Respira

In 'Todo Ser que Respira,' PG delivers a powerful message about unwavering faith and the importance of worship. The song opens with a series of rhetorical questions, challenging the listener to reflect on their relationship with God. PG emphasizes his own devotion, stating that he knows, lives for, sings to, and is a child of God. This personal testimony sets the stage for the song's central theme: the universal call to worship God, regardless of societal opinions or judgments.

The chorus, 'Todo ser que respira louve ao Senhor,' which translates to 'Let everything that has breath praise the Lord,' is a direct reference to Psalm 150:6. This biblical allusion reinforces the idea that worship is a fundamental aspect of human existence. PG encourages listeners to praise God with various forms of expression, including musical instruments and their voices. The repetition of the chorus serves as a reminder that worship is not just an individual act but a collective one, involving all of creation.

PG also addresses the potential ridicule that believers might face, labeling them as 'crazy, fanatical, extraterrestrial.' Despite these labels, he urges listeners to remain steadfast in their faith. The song's message is clear: worship is an intrinsic part of life, and believers should not be swayed by societal pressures. By focusing on the act of worship and its significance, 'Todo Ser que Respira' becomes a rallying cry for believers to embrace their faith openly and joyfully.