Te Encontrar

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Embracing Life's Ironies and Longing for Connection

ÀVUÀ's song 'Te Encontrar' delves into the ironies of life and the longing for meaningful connections. The lyrics begin with a reflection on the past, where the narrator used to complain about the hardships of life and the lack of time to enjoy simple pleasures. This sets the stage for a poignant contrast as the song progresses, highlighting the unexpected abundance of time the narrator now has, albeit confined to mundane activities within the home. This shift underscores the unpredictable nature of life and the irony that sometimes, what we wish for comes in unexpected forms.

The song then transitions into a contemplative exploration of time and choice. The narrator questions who controls their time and reflects on a changed perspective, suggesting a newfound appreciation for life’s moments. This introspection is a powerful reminder that our perception of time and life can evolve, often influenced by circumstances beyond our control. The lyrics suggest that with time, there comes wisdom and the realization that life, despite its challenges, is beautiful and worth the wait.

In the final verses, the song beautifully captures the essence of longing and anticipation. The narrator dreams of reuniting with a loved one, cherishing the thought of a tight embrace, the scent of the sea, and the joy of simply being together. This imagery evokes a deep sense of yearning and the human desire for connection and shared experiences. The repeated phrase 'E te encontrar' (And to find you) emphasizes the importance of these connections, making the song a heartfelt ode to the beauty of life and the anticipation of reuniting with loved ones.

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  1. Bentivi
  2. Comum
  3. Teu Lar
  4. Conte Comigo
  5. Famoso Amor
  6. Não Pare de Dançar
  7. A Partida
  8. Te Encontrar
  9. Abrigo
  10. DOIS SÓIS
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