Paixão De Um Homem

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The Heartache of a Man: Waldick Soriano's 'Paixão De Um Homem'

Waldick Soriano's song 'Paixão De Um Homem' is a poignant exploration of unrequited love and the deep emotional turmoil it brings. The lyrics are a heartfelt plea from a man to his friend, asking him to deliver a letter to a woman who has caused him immense pain. The repeated use of the word 'amigo' (friend) underscores the man's vulnerability and his need for support during this difficult time. His eyes are 'rasos d'água' (filled with tears), and his heart is 'cheio de mágoa' (full of sorrow), painting a vivid picture of his suffering.

The man expresses a desire to know the woman's feelings when she hears his name, indicating his lingering hope and confusion about her true emotions. Despite his uncertainty about whether she loves him, he is acutely aware of the pain she inflicts on his 'coração de um pobre homem' (heart of a poor man). This line highlights the man's sense of helplessness and the power imbalance in their relationship, where his deep affection is met with indifference or cruelty.

The song's climax comes with the man's admission that he will stay behind, crying, because 'um homem quando chora tem no peito uma paixão' (a man who cries has a passion in his chest). This powerful statement challenges traditional notions of masculinity, suggesting that true strength lies in the ability to feel and express deep emotions. Soriano's delivery, combined with the melancholic melody, amplifies the song's emotional impact, making 'Paixão De Um Homem' a timeless anthem of love and heartache.

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  1. Paixão De Um Homem
  2. Tortura De Amor
  3. Aliança Jogada
  4. Angústia
  5. Perfume de Gardênia
  6. Quem eu quero não me quer
  7. Taça da amargura
  8. O Mensageiro
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