Beleza

Fagner's song "Beleza" delves into the intricate and often painful journey of finding true beauty in life. The lyrics suggest that beauty is not something easily attained; it requires a deep, introspective process. The metaphor of lighting a lamp to illuminate the soul signifies the need for self-awareness and understanding one's destiny. This illumination reveals the metaphorical 'wire' that binds people, hinting at the shared human experience of suffering under an indifferent sun, representing life's harsh realities.

The song continues to explore the idea that beauty emerges from intense emotional experiences, particularly those involving love and pain. The 'sangria desatada' (uncontrolled bleeding) symbolizes the raw, open wounds of love's dangers. Only by confronting and overcoming the shadows of remorse can one truly face inner pain. This confrontation is necessary for personal growth and understanding, as suggested by the line about looking inward to face one's pain.

Fagner also touches on the importance of reflecting on one's past, even if it means dealing with unpleasant memories ('eating the trash' of the past). This reflection is part of the process of redemption and self-improvement. The imagery of gathering crumbs to remake bread symbolizes the effort to rebuild oneself from the fragments of past experiences. The song concludes with a powerful metaphor of a storm that dirties and cuts one's vision, representing the tumultuous and often frightening nature of life. Yet, it is through these storms that true beauty is forged, highlighting the resilience and strength required to find beauty in adversity.