Hino do Município de Laranjal do Jari

The song 'Hino do Município de Laranjal do Jari' by Hinos de Cidades is a heartfelt tribute to the municipality of Laranjal do Jari in Brazil. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of the town's natural beauty, the resilience of its people, and their unwavering faith. The song opens with the imagery of an 'Almirante Bravio' (Brave Admiral) lying by the river under the moonlight, symbolizing the town's connection to its waterways and the strength of its inhabitants. The mention of 'lunetas mil' (a thousand telescopes) and 'guerreiros do mar' (warriors of the sea) evokes a sense of vigilance and readiness to face challenges, reflecting the community's spirit of perseverance.

The song emphasizes the importance of faith, stating that it is faith that 'removes mountains' and 'interrupts explosions.' This metaphor highlights the power of belief and determination in overcoming obstacles. The reference to 'doze estiletes' (twelve stilettos) and 'impávidos cadetes' (fearless cadets) further underscores the courage and readiness of the people to face any challenge. The repeated refrain 'Eis que falo por minha terra amada' (Behold, I speak for my beloved land) reinforces the deep love and commitment the singer has for Laranjal do Jari.

The lyrics also touch on the hard work and dedication of the town's people, with 'minhas mãos são calosas' (my hands are calloused) and 'perfil de trabalho hostil' (profile of hostile work) depicting the laborious efforts required to thrive in this 'terra voraz' (voracious land). The mention of 'castanhas do Brasil' (Brazil nuts) symbolizes the fruits of their labor, bringing sustenance and prosperity to the community. The song concludes with a pledge to honor and love the town, encapsulating the pride and devotion of its residents. The repeated affirmation 'Te amo, Jari' (I love you, Jari) serves as a powerful testament to the enduring bond between the people and their land.