O amanhã

Plutónio's song 'O amanhã' is a powerful anthem of resilience, hope, and determination. The lyrics reflect a journey through hardship and the unwavering belief that tomorrow will be better. Plutónio begins by acknowledging the struggles faced but emphasizes that the worst is behind, and the future holds promise. This sentiment is encapsulated in the recurring line, 'Sei que amanhã vai ser melhor,' which translates to 'I know tomorrow will be better.' This line serves as a mantra of optimism and perseverance, encouraging listeners to keep moving forward despite obstacles.

The song delves into personal and societal challenges, touching on themes of poverty, family, and societal judgment. Plutónio speaks candidly about the struggles of growing up in a tough environment, where talent alone isn't enough to escape poverty. He highlights the importance of family and faith, suggesting that these are the true sources of wealth and strength. The lyrics, 'Riqueza só mesmo a família' (Wealth is only family), and 'E acima de mim só Deus' (Above me, only God) underscore the significance of these pillars in his life.

Plutónio also addresses misconceptions and judgments from others, asserting his identity and resilience. He challenges the negative perceptions and gossip, stating that he is more than the rumors and stereotypes. This defiance is evident in lines like 'Guarda o que tu falas, guarda o que tu pensas de mim' (Keep what you say, keep what you think of me). The song is a testament to his journey and growth, acknowledging past mistakes while looking forward to a brighter future. The closing lines, 'Depois da tempestade vem a bonança' (After the storm comes the calm), encapsulate the essence of the song, reinforcing the message of hope and renewal.