Madeira do Rosarinho (Madeira que cupim não rói)

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Unyielding Spirit: The Anthem of Madeira do Rosarinho

Almir Rouche's song "Madeira do Rosarinho (Madeira que cupim não rói)" is a vibrant celebration of cultural pride and resilience. The lyrics pay homage to the Madeira do Rosarinho, a traditional carnival block from Recife, Brazil. This group is renowned for its unique and original banner, symbolizing their rich heritage and unwavering spirit. The song emphasizes that the group does not seek to create chaos but to proudly showcase their traditions and cultural identity.

The phrase "Madeira que cupim não rói" translates to "wood that termites do not gnaw," serving as a powerful metaphor for resilience and strength. This metaphor suggests that the Madeira do Rosarinho is made of sturdy, unyielding material, impervious to decay or destruction. The lyrics also highlight a sense of defiance and justice, as the group proclaims their championship status regardless of the judges' opinions. This defiance is a testament to their confidence and belief in their cultural significance.

Furthermore, the song addresses the pain of injustice, a sentiment that resonates deeply within the community. By singing this anthem, the Madeira do Rosarinho block asserts their right to preserve and celebrate their traditions, standing firm against any attempts to undermine their cultural heritage. The song is not just a celebration but also a declaration of identity and resistance, encapsulating the spirit of a community that refuses to be eroded by external forces.

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  1. Balança o Saco
  2. Arrea A Lenha
  3. Cachaça
  4. Canção (Frevo) Nº 2 do Recife
  5. De Chapéu de Sol Aberto
  6. Frevo do Galo
  7. Juventude Dourada
  8. Ligado Em Você
  9. Madeira do Rosarinho (Madeira que cupim não rói)
  10. O Balancê
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