Amarelinha

VMZ's song 'Amarelinha' is a poignant exploration of nostalgia, longing, and the bittersweet nature of memories. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a person observing someone they care about from a distance, symbolized by the recurring image of a girl in a yellow blouse and denim jacket passing by the window. This imagery evokes a sense of beauty and resilience, even in the face of life's inevitable sadness and challenges, as highlighted by the line 'Mesmo em dias tristes que não parecem ter fim' (Even on sad days that seem endless).

The song delves into the theme of escapism, with references to childhood games like 'pirulito' and 'amarelinha' (hopscotch), and the desire to 'voar tão alto' (fly so high) to escape the harsh realities of the world. These elements suggest a longing for simpler times and a safe haven away from the stress and negativity that the world often presents. The mention of celestial bodies like Jupiter and Saturn further emphasizes this desire to find solace and peace in a place far removed from earthly troubles.

Additionally, 'Amarelinha' reflects on the pain of past mistakes and the yearning to turn back time to correct them. The lyrics express a deep sense of regret and the wish to relive moments with a different perspective, free from the torment of past errors. This is poignantly captured in lines like 'Ah, se eu pudesse evitar os erros que já cometi' (Oh, if I could avoid the mistakes I've made). The song ultimately captures the universal human experience of grappling with regret, the passage of time, and the enduring hope for a better, more peaceful future.