Jardim Colorido

In 'Jardim Colorido,' Trio Nortista paints a vivid picture of a garden filled with various flowers, each symbolizing different aspects of love and beauty. The lyrics begin by highlighting a single rose in the garden, which stands out among the other flowers. This rose is not just any flower; it was planted by the singer's beloved, making it a symbol of their love and affection. The act of planting the rose signifies a nurturing relationship, where love is cultivated and allowed to flourish.

The garden is described as having a variety of flowers, including roses, lilies (açucena), white carnations, and jasmine. Each flower adds to the garden's beauty, but the rose is singled out as the most beautiful and the 'queen of the garden.' This metaphor elevates the rose to a status of royalty, suggesting that the love it represents is supreme and unparalleled. The diversity of flowers also reflects the richness and complexity of love, with each type of flower contributing to the overall harmony and beauty of the garden.

The chorus emphasizes the joy and fulfillment that come from having a 'jardim cheio de flor' (garden full of flowers) and a 'jardim colorido' (colorful garden). This colorful garden is a metaphor for a life filled with love, happiness, and emotional richness. The phrase 'jardim do meu amor' (garden of my love) ties the entire song together, reinforcing the idea that love is a beautiful, living thing that needs care and attention to thrive. Through this garden, Trio Nortista conveys a message of love's beauty, diversity, and the joy it brings to life.