Aborto Não

In 'Aborto Não,' Fernanda Brum delivers a poignant and emotional narrative that addresses the complex and often heart-wrenching issue of abortion. The song begins with a young woman confiding in the singer about her unexpected pregnancy. Her hands are described as 'negras e frias,' symbolizing her fear and uncertainty. She is overwhelmed with thoughts of abortion, death, and the man involved, feeling utterly alone in her predicament. This opening sets a somber tone, highlighting the emotional turmoil and isolation that can accompany an unplanned pregnancy.

Fernanda Brum then shifts the narrative to her own experiences, sharing her deep longing for a child and the pain of losing pregnancies. She speaks of her dreams of conceiving and the sorrow of losing children she never got to meet. This personal testimony serves as a powerful counterpoint to the young woman's despair, emphasizing the value and potential of the unborn child. Brum's plea is heartfelt and sincere, urging the young woman to reconsider her thoughts of abortion and to see the unborn child as a precious gift.

The song culminates with a powerful message from the perspective of the unborn child. The child speaks directly to the mother, expressing a desire to live and be loved. This perspective adds a deeply emotional layer to the song, making the plea for life even more compelling. The unborn child is portrayed as a 'maior presente,' a greatest gift, asking for the chance to be born and to bring joy to the mother's life. Through this narrative, Fernanda Brum not only addresses the moral and emotional aspects of abortion but also offers a message of hope and the sanctity of life.