Anjo

In 'Anjo,' Saulo Fernandes crafts a tender narrative of love and protection, embodying the role of a guardian angel for someone who is feeling lost and lonely. The song opens with a direct question, 'Acredita em anjo?' (Do you believe in angels?), immediately setting a celestial tone. The narrator reveals himself as the listener's angel, someone who has come to offer solace and companionship in a time of emotional distress. This introduction establishes a comforting and protective atmosphere, suggesting that the narrator's presence is meant to heal and uplift.

The lyrics delve deeper into the angel's mission: to care for, protect, and bring joy to the person in need. The angel promises to listen, understand, and even sing lullabies to soothe the listener to sleep. This imagery of an angelic figure providing such intimate care highlights the depth of the narrator's commitment and affection. The mention of celestial elements like stars and Saturn's rings adds a magical, otherworldly quality to the song, emphasizing the angel's divine nature and the extraordinary lengths he is willing to go to ensure the listener's happiness.

As the song progresses, a twist unfolds. The angel, who initially set out to be a guardian, finds himself falling in love. The line 'Mas de repente você me beija' (But suddenly you kiss me) marks a pivotal moment where the relationship transcends its initial boundaries. The angel's heart races, and he realizes that he can be more than just a protector; he can also be a lover. This transformation from a purely protective figure to a romantic partner adds a layer of complexity to the song, blending themes of divine guardianship with human love. The song concludes with the angel embracing his dual role, declaring himself both an angel and a lover, fully devoted to the listener's well-being and happiness.