Nada Vai Me Acontecer

The song 'Nada Vai Me Acontecer' by Dois Sóis is a profound exploration of spiritual protection and ancestral wisdom. The lyrics are deeply rooted in Afro-Brazilian religious traditions, particularly those of Umbanda and Candomblé. The song opens with the singer's soul singing, enveloped in the teachings they have received, symbolized by the falling straw that purifies the heart. This imagery suggests a cleansing process, both spiritual and emotional, facilitated by the guidance of 'pretos velhos'—wise, elderly spirits in these traditions who offer noble advice and support.

The song continues to highlight the presence of spiritual figures like Vovó Maria and Pai João, who provide blessings and protection. The mention of being crossed 'sete vezes na coroa de Nanã Buruquê' refers to a ritualistic act of protection and blessing, invoking the power of Nanã Buruquê, an orixá associated with wisdom and the earth. The repeated refrain 'Nada vai me acontecer' reinforces the theme of divine protection, specifically under the guardianship of Obaluaê, the orixá of healing and disease.

As the song progresses, it delves into the celebration of spiritual liberation and wisdom. The 'linha dos velhos' or 'line of the elders' is described as a source of light and wisdom, and the 'reinado de Aruanda' refers to a spiritual realm of peace and enlightenment. The imagery of 'preto velhos' dancing and singing, blessed by Lázaro and Mãe de Santa Maria, further emphasizes the joyous and sacred nature of this spiritual connection. The song concludes with a reverent salute to various spiritual figures, encapsulating a deep sense of respect and gratitude for the protection and guidance they provide.