Com A Perna No Mundo

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The Journey of Dreams and Realities in 'Com A Perna No Mundo'

Gonzaguinha's song 'Com A Perna No Mundo' is a poignant narrative about the journey of a young dreamer who leaves his familiar surroundings in search of a broader understanding of the world. The lyrics begin with a sense of optimism and belief in life, joy, and the power of the heart. The protagonist, a young boy, sits high above the city, filled with dreams and aspirations, but descends to the streets out of necessity, symbolizing the harsh realities that often force people to leave their comfort zones.

The song's narrative follows the boy, referred to as 'Dina's boy,' who leaves his home in São Carlos with a dream and a sense of being a warrior ready to conquer new lands and people. This metaphor of a warrior with a fire in his eyes represents the youthful ambition and determination to explore and achieve. However, the journey is not without its struggles, as indicated by the 'mud on his shoes,' which serves as a metaphorical medal of the battles he has faced and the experiences he has gained.

The song reflects on the past, present, and future, with the past being a foundation ('a foot on the ground and a sabiá,' a Brazilian bird symbolizing nostalgia and roots), the present as an open door, and the future as an uncertain but hopeful horizon. The recurring refrain 'Ô ô ô e á' emphasizes the protagonist's return and his desire to continue dreaming and exploring, with the world being his true place. This song captures the essence of youthful dreams, the challenges of reality, and the enduring spirit of exploration and hope.

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  1. Maravida
  2. Comportamento Geral
  3. O Que É o Que É?
  4. Pequena Memória Para Um Tempo Sem Memória
  5. Caminho da Roça
  6. Galope
  7. De Volta Ao Começo
  8. É Preciso
  9. Começaria Tudo Outra Vez
  10. Gentileza
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