Pra Ser Amor

In 'Pra Ser Amor,' Ricky Vallen delves into the profound and often elusive nature of true love. The song's lyrics explore the idea that for a relationship to be genuinely considered love, it must transcend ordinary human experiences and emotions. Vallen suggests that true love should be stronger than the individuals involved, providing companionship in solitude and being both invisible and all-consuming. This duality of love being both a comforting presence and an overwhelming force is a central theme in the song.

The lyrics also emphasize the need for deep understanding and comprehension in a relationship. Vallen argues that true love should surpass mere reason and logic, becoming an unbeatable force like a victorious champion. This metaphor highlights the idea that love, in its truest form, is not just an emotion but a powerful, almost supernatural force that can conquer all obstacles. The repetition of the phrase 'Pra ser amor' (To be love) underscores the high standards and ideals that Vallen believes true love should meet.

Furthermore, the song touches on the concept of the universe conspiring to support true love. Vallen imagines a world where the universe provides remedies to alleviate the pain associated with love, suggesting that true love is so powerful that it aligns with the cosmos. The recurring notion that 'Pra ser amor tinha que ser nós dois' (To be love, it had to be us two) reinforces the idea that true love is a mutual, shared experience that cannot exist in isolation. Through these poetic and evocative lyrics, Ricky Vallen paints a vivid picture of what it means for love to be genuine and all-encompassing.