Parusia

Rosa de Saron's song 'Parusia' delves into the profound themes of love, memory, and hope. The lyrics reflect on the enduring nature of love, emphasizing how it becomes an indelible part of one's existence. The opening lines, 'O seu amor, o nosso amor me faz pensar,' suggest that love is a powerful force that prompts deep reflection. The song acknowledges the ease of recalling memories but highlights the difficulty of forgetting a true love, making it clear that the person addressed in the song has left an unforgettable mark on the singer's life.

The song also explores the passage of time and its impact on emotions. The lyrics, 'Há tempo que ficou pra trás todo silêncio e solidão,' indicate that the singer has moved past periods of silence and loneliness, finding warmth and comfort in the presence of their loved one. This presence is described as a light that dispels the cold, symbolizing the transformative power of love. The recurring theme of time passing yet the loved one remaining constant underscores the idea of an enduring connection that transcends temporal boundaries.

A significant aspect of 'Parusia' is the anticipation of a reunion. The lines, 'Tal qual estou a esperar a sua volta,' express a longing for the return of the loved one, with the singer's hope and faith remaining steadfast. The imagery of 'joelhos calejados' (calloused knees) touching the 'precioso chão' (precious ground) conveys a sense of devotion and patience. The song concludes with a reaffirmation of hope and the absence of loneliness, as the singer's mind is filled with thoughts of their beloved. This hopeful anticipation and the assurance of love's presence provide a comforting and uplifting message.