Carcará

Só Parênt's song 'Carcará' is a poetic exploration of life's journey and the search for purpose, using the metaphor of the carcará, a bird native to Brazil. The carcará, known for its resilience and adaptability, symbolizes the human quest for direction and meaning. The repeated line 'Ô Carcará, não sabe pra onde voar' (Oh Carcará, doesn't know where to fly) reflects the uncertainty and confusion that often accompany this search. However, the bird's ability to always find a place to land suggests a sense of hope and inevitability in finding one's path.

The lyrics delve deeper into themes of self-worth and respect, both for oneself and for nature. The carcará's hunt for prey is paralleled with the human pursuit of value and purpose. The song emphasizes the importance of peace and respect, mirroring the natural world's balance. This connection to nature is further highlighted by the lines 'A natureza doce que fascina' (The sweet nature that fascinates) and 'A erva traz o cheiro da menina' (The herb brings the girl's scent), which evoke a sense of harmony and the simple pleasures of life.

Moreover, 'Carcará' celebrates life's reasons and moments, urging listeners to cherish love and avoid living in vain. The imagery of something that was extinguished now reigniting ('E o que se apagou, agora vai incendiar') suggests a revival of passion and purpose. This powerful message encourages embracing life's journey, despite its uncertainties, and finding beauty and meaning in the natural world and human connections.