Embracing Peace and Moving Forward: The Essence of 'Acreditar' by Vanessa da Mata

Vanessa da Mata's song 'Acreditar' delves into themes of moving on and finding peace after a relationship has ended. The lyrics convey a sense of finality and acceptance, as the narrator firmly states that they do not believe in starting over. The repetition of 'Acreditar, eu não' (I don't believe) and 'Recomeçar, jamais' (Restart, never) underscores the narrator's resolve to leave the past behind and not revisit a relationship that has already run its course.

The song paints a vivid picture of two people who have grown apart. One person has moved forward with their life, while the other remains stuck in the past, unable to see how time has passed them by. The line 'A vida foi em frente e você simplesmente não viu que ficou pra trás' (Life went on and you simply didn't see that you were left behind) highlights this disconnect. The narrator has found peace and now resides 'nos braços da paz' (in the arms of peace), choosing to ignore the past that the other person brings up.

Vanessa da Mata's soulful delivery and poignant lyrics capture the emotional journey of letting go and finding solace. The song reflects a mature perspective on relationships, emphasizing the importance of self-awareness and the ability to move forward. It serves as a reminder that clinging to the past can hinder personal growth and that true peace comes from embracing the present and looking ahead.

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  1. Boa Sorte
  2. Um Dia, Um Adeus
  3. Ilegais
  4. Chega de Saudade
  5. Acreditar
  6. Você Vai Me Destruir
  7. Wave
  8. A Força Que Nunca Seca
  9. Vermelho
  10. Segue o Som
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