Estive

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A Journey of Love and Self-Discovery in 'Estive' by Vanguart

In 'Estive,' Vanguart takes listeners on a poetic journey through various physical and emotional landscapes. The song's protagonist recounts their experiences in diverse settings—houses, apartments, hotels, plazas, churches, and bars—always in search of something elusive. This quest symbolizes a deeper search for meaning, connection, and love. The repetition of 'Estive' (I was) emphasizes the protagonist's restless spirit and relentless pursuit of fulfillment.

The turning point in the song occurs when the protagonist encounters a significant other. This person becomes the focal point of their search, as indicated by the lines 'E no outro dia eu vi os teus olhos' (And the next day I saw your eyes) and 'No terceiro dia eu soube o teu nome' (On the third day I knew your name). These lines suggest a transformative experience, where the protagonist's search shifts from external places to an intimate connection with another person. The imagery of kissing the soul and becoming a feeling in the apartment highlights the depth of this newfound relationship.

Despite the protagonist's declaration of leaving, the promise to 'levar comigo' (take you with me) signifies that the bond formed is unbreakable. The song concludes with a hopeful invitation to witness the sunrise together, symbolizing new beginnings and shared happiness. The lyrics 'Uma vida é pouca pra gente ser feliz' (One life is too short for us to be happy) encapsulate the idea that true happiness and love are eternal pursuits, transcending the limitations of time and space.

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  2. Semáforo
  3. Antes Que Eu Me Esqueça
  4. Se Tiver Que Ser Na Bala, Vai
  5. Nessa Cidade
  6. Mi Vida Eres Tu
  7. Estive
  8. Eu Sei Onde Você Está
  9. Meu Sol
  10. Pra Onde Eu Devo Ir
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