De Volta Pro Futuro

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Timeless Love and Second Chances: A Dive into 'De Volta Pro Futuro'

The song 'De Volta Pro Futuro' by Roupa Nova is a poignant reflection on love, memory, and the desire for a second chance. The title itself, which translates to 'Back to the Future,' suggests a longing to return to a time when love was present and to carry that love into the present and future. The lyrics speak from the perspective of someone who has not forgotten the love they once shared with another, despite the passage of time and the changes that have occurred.

The recurring lines 'Amor é tudo que eu tenho pra dar' ('Love is all I have to give') emphasize the singer's commitment and the belief that love is the most valuable gift one can offer. This sentiment is coupled with an invitation to the loved one to return to the future they could have together, suggesting that the past love still holds potential for the future. The song captures the universal experience of reminiscing about past relationships and the hope that love can be rekindled.

Roupa Nova, known for their romantic ballads and harmonious melodies, delivers this message with a blend of nostalgia and optimism. The song's narrative is a common theme in music and literature, where the protagonist holds onto the belief that love can overcome time and obstacles. 'De Volta Pro Futuro' resonates with anyone who has ever yearned for a lost love and the possibility of starting anew.

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  2. Anjo
  3. Felicidade
  4. Recomeçar
  5. Whisky a Go Go
  6. A Paz (Heal The World)
  7. Bem Maior
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