Hino do Município de Barra do Choça

The "Hino do Município de Barra do Choça" is a municipal anthem that celebrates the history, culture, and achievements of the town of Barra do Choça in Brazil. The lyrics pay homage to the town's origins, its agricultural prowess, particularly in coffee production, and the spirit of its people. The song begins by acknowledging Pedro Botelho, recognized as the first settler and a pioneering figure in the town's history. His legacy is celebrated as that of a 'great hero and explorer' who laid the foundations for the town's future prosperity.

The anthem also highlights the natural resources of Barra do Choça, particularly the 'Catule,' which symbolizes the lifeblood of the town's coffee plantations. The pride in the town's past is evident, as the lyrics suggest that its history brings only pride to its inhabitants. The chorus emphasizes the town's faith, greatness, and the distinctive and robust character of its people, suggesting that Barra do Choça's steadfastness contributes to the greatness of Brazil as a whole.

The song further acknowledges the efforts of the town's citizens in planting the seeds of progress and believing in its evolution. It invokes the protection of Senhor do Bonfim, a figure of religious significance, over the people, highlighting a sense of unity and divine guardianship. The anthem concludes by portraying Barra do Choça as a symbol of peace, trust, and progress, not just for its own community but for the state of Bahia and Brazil. The repeated chorus serves as a powerful reminder of the town's enduring spirit and its role in the broader narrative of Brazilian growth and development.