Embracing the Dawn: A Journey Through 'Amanhecer'

Rubinho do Vale's song 'Amanhecer' is a poetic celebration of the dawn and the start of a new day. The lyrics open with the sun arriving unannounced, symbolizing the inevitability and constancy of time. The sun's 'tapa de luz' (slap of light) serves as a wake-up call, urging the listener to rise and face the day. This imagery suggests a sense of urgency and the unstoppable nature of time, which waits for no one.

The line 'Porta não há que me possa abrigar' (There is no door that can shelter me) conveys a sense of vulnerability and openness to the world. It implies that one cannot hide from the passage of time or the responsibilities that come with each new day. The phrase 'Tô no tempo, o tempo é meu lar' (I am in time, time is my home) further emphasizes this acceptance, suggesting a harmonious relationship with the flow of time and the natural world.

As the song progresses, it outlines the routine of the day: waking up, washing, and preparing for the day ahead. These actions are not just mundane tasks but are imbued with a sense of purpose and readiness to 'enfrentar mais um dia' (face another day). The mention of play ('brincar') adds a layer of joy and lightheartedness, reminding us that life, despite its challenges, also offers moments of happiness and leisure. Rubinho do Vale's 'Amanhecer' is a beautiful reminder to embrace each day with openness, resilience, and a touch of playfulness.

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  2. Não Jogue Lixo no Chão
  3. Peneirei Fubá
  4. Feito Borboleta
  5. A Fauna e a Flora
  6. A Árvore Da Montanha
  7. Canção Das Brincadeiras II
  8. Fui na Espanha
  9. A Velha A Fiar
  10. Cantigas de Sabiá
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