Grama Verde

Ultramen's song 'Grama Verde' is a poetic exploration of emotions, reflections, and the passage of time. The song opens with a casual, almost conversational tone, setting the stage for a late-night radio show dedicated to honoring composers. This introduction creates a sense of intimacy and nostalgia, inviting listeners to join in a shared experience of music and memories.

The recurring imagery of 'grama verde' (green grass) and 'chuva miúda' (light rain) serves as a metaphor for the fleeting nature of emotions and experiences. The green grass symbolizes the vibrancy and vitality of summer, a time often associated with growth and renewal. In contrast, the light rain represents subtle, almost imperceptible changes that do not deeply affect the heart. This juxtaposition highlights the transient nature of certain feelings and moments, suggesting that while they may be beautiful, they do not always leave a lasting impact.

The lyrics also delve into themes of introspection and the human condition. The line 'O vento voa e leva o pensamento para o ar' (The wind flies and takes the thought into the air) evokes a sense of freedom and the ephemeral quality of thoughts and dreams. The mention of 'meus anseios da verdade, da maldade e solidão' (my yearnings for truth, evil, and loneliness) reflects a deep inner struggle and a quest for understanding. The song ultimately suggests that while we may walk through the rain and have dreams, much of our journey is influenced by external forces beyond our control.