Mina de Fé

In 'Mina de Fé,' Waguinho delves into the themes of regret, realization, and the quest for redemption. The song narrates the story of a man who, in hindsight, recognizes the happiness he once had but failed to appreciate. The opening lines, 'Eu era feliz sem saber / Isso me revolta,' set the tone for a reflective journey where the protagonist grapples with the consequences of his past actions. The phrase 'Será que tem volta?' encapsulates his yearning for a second chance, a common human desire when faced with the repercussions of one's mistakes.

The lyrics further explore the protagonist's acknowledgment of his negligence and the resulting emotional turmoil. Lines like 'Eu não dei valor, não me dediquei / Ao meu grande amor / Como eu vacilei' highlight his self-awareness and the deep regret he feels for not valuing his significant other. The repetition of 'Tô doente de saudade' emphasizes the depth of his longing and the pain of separation. This emotional state is contrasted with his past indulgences in 'Tanta curtição, tanta liberdade / Quanta azaração, quanta falsidade,' which he now sees as hollow and meaningless.

The song's turning point comes with the realization that 'Foi preciso perder / Pra aprender a valorizar.' This line signifies a moment of clarity where the protagonist understands the importance of his 'mina de fé,' a term that can be interpreted as a faithful and trustworthy partner. The promise 'Eu prometi não te magoar / Pode confiar' reflects his commitment to change and his hope for reconciliation. 'Mina de Fé' is a poignant reminder of the value of love and the lessons learned through loss, urging listeners to cherish and respect their relationships before it's too late.