Acordar

In 'Acordar,' Plutónio delves into the struggles and aspirations of his life, painting a vivid picture of perseverance and hope. The song opens with the artist reflecting on sleepless nights spent contemplating the lengths he has gone to for financial stability. The repetition of 'Ontem não dormi às voltas na minha cama' emphasizes the restless nature of his journey. The phrase 'Crónicas de luso descendência africana' highlights his identity as a Portuguese-African, adding a layer of cultural context to his narrative.

The chorus, with its hopeful tone, underscores the importance of persistence and dreaming. Plutónio encourages listeners to keep striving, as 'Sonhar também não custa nada' (Dreaming doesn't cost anything). This sentiment is reinforced by the lines 'Tanto pedir p'ra o dia chegar / E ver a luz onde eu acordar,' which express a longing for a brighter future. The artist's message is clear: success requires effort and resilience, but the act of dreaming is a powerful and cost-free motivator.

Plutónio also addresses the naysayers and the challenges faced along the way. He advises against giving up, even when motivation wanes, and to look back at past achievements for inspiration. The reference to 'Judas traiu Jesus por nada' serves as a reminder of betrayal and the importance of staying true to one's path despite obstacles. The song concludes with a toast to victory and a reminder that karma and divine justice will prevail. Through 'Acordar,' Plutónio delivers a powerful anthem of determination, cultural pride, and the relentless pursuit of one's dreams.