Eu Vou Abrir o Meu Coração

The song 'Eu Vou Abrir o Meu Coração' by Fernandinho is a heartfelt expression of spiritual devotion and readiness to embrace a divine relationship. Fernandinho, a Brazilian Christian music singer, songwriter, and worship leader, is known for his contemporary Christian music that often incorporates elements of worship and praise. The lyrics of this song reflect a deep yearning to open one's heart to God, depicted as the 'noivo' or bridegroom, which is a common metaphor in Christian theology representing Jesus Christ as the bridegroom and the Church as His bride.

The repetition of the phrase 'Eu vou abrir o meu coração' (I will open my heart) signifies a commitment to vulnerability and openness before God. The act of letting the 'noivo' enter is symbolic of allowing Jesus to take a central place in one's life, guiding and shaping it according to His will. The imagery of a shared meal, or 'cear' (to dine), with the divine is reminiscent of the Last Supper and suggests a deep communion and intimate fellowship with God.

The reference to entering the garden and gathering perfumes to present to the 'noiva minha' (my bride) draws from the poetic language of the Song of Solomon, an Old Testament book that, while often interpreted as a celebration of human love, is also seen by many Christians as an allegory of Christ's love for His Church. The song's emphasis on the sweetness of the perfumes and the superiority of love over wine further emphasizes the richness and fulfillment found in a relationship with God, surpassing even the finest earthly pleasures.