Depresion

Uaral's song 'Depresion' delves into the profound and often overwhelming feelings of sadness and isolation. The lyrics, though sparse, paint a vivid picture of a person engulfed in a deep emotional struggle. The opening line, 'A calma que enche o meu rosto,' suggests a deceptive calmness that masks the inner turmoil. This calmness is juxtaposed with the image of being 'prostrados debaixo de chuva,' indicating a sense of helplessness and exposure to the relentless downpour of life's hardships.

The line 'Negndome os sorrisos do sol' speaks to the denial of happiness and warmth, symbolized by the sun's smiles. This denial is a conscious choice to remain in the shadows, perhaps as a way to cope with the overwhelming solitude. The phrase 'Para saciar a solidão' implies that this isolation is almost a necessity, a way to feed the loneliness that has become a constant companion. The imagery of 'Charcos cristais adornados das corridas de tristeza' further emphasizes the beauty found in sorrow, with 'charcos cristais' (crystal puddles) representing tears that have become a part of the landscape of the singer's life.

The final line, 'Isso pode agora escrever m ...,' leaves the listener with a sense of unfinished business, a story that is still being written. It suggests that the journey through depression is ongoing, and the act of writing or expressing these feelings is a crucial part of the healing process. Uaral's music, known for its melancholic and introspective nature, provides a hauntingly beautiful soundtrack to this exploration of human emotion, inviting listeners to reflect on their own experiences with sadness and solitude.