Um Amor Puro

Só Pra Contrariar (SPC), a renowned Brazilian pagode band, delivers a heartfelt ode to unconditional love in their song 'Um Amor Puro.' The lyrics delve into the depths of the singer's heart, revealing a love that is both profound and untainted. The opening lines, 'O que há dentro do meu coração / Que eu tenho guardado pra te dar,' set the tone for a narrative centered on a love that is deeply cherished and carefully preserved for the beloved. This love is not just a fleeting emotion but a lifelong commitment, as emphasized by the line, 'São tuas até morrer,' indicating a promise of eternal devotion.

The song also touches on the idea of shared experiences and memories, asking the beloved to recount the good times, 'Mas me diga só o que foi bom.' This request highlights the importance of positive memories in strengthening their bond. The recurring theme of a 'pure love' that is unaware of its own strength, 'Um amor tão puro que ainda nem / Sabe a força que tem,' suggests an innocence and purity that makes the love even more powerful. This love is exclusive and all-encompassing, as the singer vows, 'Te adoro em tudo, tudo, tudo / Quero mais que tudo, tudo, tudo / Te amar sem limites.'

The lyrics also explore the idea of love transcending physical spaces, 'Aqui o noutro lugar / Que pode ser feio ou bonito,' implying that the presence of love can transform any place into a paradise. The promise of a 'céu azul' (blue sky) symbolizes hope and happiness that love brings, regardless of external circumstances. The song concludes with a reaffirmation of this pure love, 'Meu amor eu juro / Ser teu e de mais ninguem,' underscoring the exclusivity and depth of the singer's feelings. Through its poetic lyrics and emotive delivery, 'Um Amor Puro' captures the essence of a love that is both innocent and powerful, promising eternal devotion and happiness.