Grandeza

Sessa's song 'Grandeza' is a poetic exploration of personal and collective greatness, intertwined with themes of love, connection, and existential reflection. The repeated phrase 'Minha grandeza' (My greatness) serves as a mantra, emphasizing the intrinsic value and potential within oneself. This greatness is described as 'cantável' (singable), suggesting that it is not only inherent but also expressive and communicable through art and music. The song's lyrical simplicity and repetition create a meditative atmosphere, inviting listeners to contemplate their own sense of worth and purpose.

The lyrics also highlight the importance of relationships and shared experiences. Phrases like 'Meu irmão, minha mulher' (My brother, my woman) and 'me dê a mão' (give me your hand) underscore the interconnectedness of human lives. Sessa acknowledges that he does not have all the answers ('Eu não sei de muito não, Eu não trago a solução'), but he offers solidarity and support, much like the clarity of Erasmo, a reference that could allude to the philosopher Erasmus, known for his humanist ideals. This connection to historical and philosophical figures adds depth to the song, suggesting that greatness is not just a personal attribute but a shared human endeavor.

The song also delves into the concept of a 'mutável' (mutable) certainty, reflecting the ever-changing nature of life and the human condition. The 'inadiável coração' (unpostponable heart) dreaming 'o sonho dos mais perigosos' (the dream of the most dangerous) speaks to the urgency and boldness required to pursue one's dreams and aspirations. The 'doido horizonte' (crazy horizon) symbolizes the unpredictable and vast possibilities that lie ahead. Through its poetic and philosophical lyrics, 'Grandeza' encourages listeners to embrace their own greatness, connect with others, and navigate the uncertainties of life with courage and clarity.