Senhorita

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A Simple Life with Love: The Essence of 'Senhorita' by Vicente Nery

In 'Senhorita,' Vicente Nery paints a heartfelt picture of a simple yet deeply meaningful life shared with a loved one. The song's lyrics are a tender invitation to a 'meiga senhorita' (sweet lady) to join him in a humble but loving existence. The narrator emphasizes that the past is irrelevant; what truly matters is the future they can build together. This sentiment is beautifully encapsulated in the lines, 'De onde eu venho não importa, já passou / O que importa é saber pra onde vou' (Where I come from doesn't matter, it's in the past / What matters is knowing where I'm going).

The song's imagery is rich with simplicity and warmth. The narrator offers a life with 'quase nada' (almost nothing) but highlights the beauty of having the sun as a friend and a small hut in the mountains as their shelter. This humble abode, though small, is filled with love and potential, as suggested by the lines, 'Aqui é pequeno mas dá pra nós dois / E se for preciso a gente aumenta depois' (Here it's small but enough for the two of us / And if needed, we can expand it later). The presence of a guitar for moonlit nights and a shared veranda further adds to the romantic and intimate atmosphere.

Vicente Nery's 'Senhorita' is a celebration of love's power to transcend material wealth. It speaks to the idea that true happiness comes from shared experiences and mutual support rather than possessions. The song's gentle melody and heartfelt lyrics resonate with anyone who values the simple joys of life and the profound connections that make it worthwhile.

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  1. Vida da Poeta
  2. Senhorita
  3. Sem Céu e Sem Chão
  4. Ponto Final
  5. Ponta de Faca
  6. Rei do Baralho
  7. Metamorfose
  8. O Poeta Inspirado Em Deus
  9. Ponto G
  10. É Nois
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