Manifesto (feat. Anamari)

In 'Manifesto (feat. Anamari),' Vintage Culture delivers a powerful message about unity, respect, and the essence of true religion. The song opens with a declaration of the artist's personal philosophy, which is rooted in four key principles: live, believe, love, and act. These principles are not just abstract ideas but are meant to be lived out in daily actions, forming a personal prayer and a way of life. The artist encourages listeners to embrace their own philosophies, love their art, believe in their religion, and do their part in the world.

The song takes a strong stance against using religion as a tool for repression. With over seven billion people in the world, expecting everyone to believe the same thing is deemed irrational. The artist emphasizes respect for all forms of faith and non-faith, whether it be belief in God, the universe, oneself, or even in nothing at all. This inclusive approach extends to various groups, from scientists to artists, and from the religious to the atheists. The song promotes a message of love and respect for all, regardless of their beliefs.

'Intolerância religiosa é a própria contradição,' the song states, highlighting the inherent contradiction in religious intolerance. The word 'religion' itself comes from the Latin 'religare,' meaning 'to unite.' The artist calls for an end to the divisive mindset that separates people into those who will and will not go to paradise. Instead, the focus should be on addressing the real issues plaguing the world, such as poverty and homelessness. The song concludes with a poignant reminder that the great masters have always preached unity, urging us to make respect our religion. This manifesto is a call to action for a more compassionate and united world.