Estrela

Vander Lee's song 'Estrela' is a poetic exploration of desire, transformation, and self-discovery. The lyrics are rich with metaphors and vivid imagery, painting a picture of a journey that transcends the physical realm and delves into the emotional and spiritual. The 'Trem do desejo' (train of desire) symbolizes a powerful force that penetrates the 'noite escura' (dark night), representing the unknown or the subconscious. This journey is not censored, suggesting a raw and honest exploration of one's deepest desires and fears.

The imagery of the 'orvalho' (dew) and 'flor' (flower) that 'nasce desse prazer' (is born from this pleasure) evokes a sense of renewal and growth that comes from embracing one's desires. The 'lampejo de dor' (flash of pain) indicates that this journey is not without its struggles, but it is through these struggles that the singer finds his voice, singing 'só pra dizer que tudo isso é por ti' (just to say that all this is for you). This line suggests a dedication or a tribute, possibly to a loved one or to the self.

The transformation is complete when the singer declares, 'Eu vi, virei estrela' (I saw, I became a star). This metamorphosis signifies enlightenment and self-realization. The 'jangada à deriva' (drifting raft) represents a state of vulnerability and openness, leading to 'corações despertos' (awakened hearts) dreaming of 'terras livres' (free lands). The morning brings a new beginning, and the singer's journey of self-discovery culminates in the realization that losing oneself is a necessary step to truly shine. The repetition of 'Eu vi, virei estrela' reinforces the theme of transformation and the attainment of a higher state of being.