Recado Ao Poeta

João Nogueira João Nogueira

The Poet's Journey: A Message of Peace and Understanding

João Nogueira's song "Recado Ao Poeta" is a heartfelt message to poets, emphasizing the unique and often misunderstood path they walk. The song opens with a call to the poet, acknowledging their mission of peace. Nogueira highlights the difficulty of being a poet, suggesting that their hearts and minds operate on a different wavelength than most people. This difference makes it challenging for a 'normal heart' to fully comprehend the depth and nuances of a poet's soul.

The lyrics paint a vivid picture of the poet's world, filled with the allure of the streets, the companionship of the moon, friends, and bars. These elements symbolize the inspiration and solace that poets find in their surroundings. Nogueira prays for stability in this world, asking that nothing changes, and pleads for understanding, urging that the poet's rivals not be seen as enemies but as part of the broader artistic community.

In the final lines, Nogueira offers a profound explanation: the poet embodies the collective heart of society. This universal connection is why the poet should remain where their art, particularly samba, thrives. The song concludes with a hopeful note, expressing that the entire city wants to sing along, symbolizing a collective appreciation and celebration of the poet's work. Through this song, Nogueira not only pays tribute to poets but also calls for a deeper understanding and appreciation of their unique contributions to society.

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  1. Um Gago Apaixonado
  2. Minha Missão
  3. Batendo a Porta
  4. Forças da Natureza
  5. Do Jeito Que o Rei Mandou
  6. Clube do Samba
  7. Feijoada Completa
  8. Um Ser de Luz
  9. Louco (Ela É Seu Mundo)
  10. Baile no Elite
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