Swing Time In Honolulu / No Céu Azul de Honolulu

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A Melodic Escape to Honolulu's Swinging Rhythms

Lisa Ono's "Swing Time In Honolulu / No Céu Azul de Honolulu" is a delightful musical journey that transports listeners to the vibrant and rhythmic atmosphere of Honolulu. The song captures the essence of the Hawaiian spirit, where music and nature intertwine to create a sense of perpetual joy and relaxation. The lyrics emphasize the ever-present "swing time" in Honolulu, suggesting a place where music is a constant companion, and life moves to a harmonious rhythm.

The song beautifully blends English and Portuguese, reflecting Lisa Ono's multicultural background and her ability to bridge different musical worlds. The imagery of the moon in the sky and the waves of the sea evokes a serene and picturesque setting, while the mention of "Wiki Waki Hula" and "Aloha Noka Bua" adds a playful and authentic Hawaiian touch. The lyrics convey a sense of euphoria and lightness, as the narrator feels their head spin and takes flight, lifted by the enchanting sound of a Hawaiian guitar.

Lisa Ono's soothing voice and the gentle strumming of guitars create a tranquil yet lively atmosphere, inviting listeners to imagine themselves in the idyllic setting of Honolulu. The repetition of "O céu é sempre azul" ("The sky is always blue") reinforces the idea of Honolulu as a paradise where the sky is perpetually clear and inviting. This song is a celebration of the simple pleasures of life, the beauty of nature, and the joy of music, encapsulating the spirit of aloha that is synonymous with Hawaii.

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  1. Los Patitos
  2. Carnaval
  3. Bésame Mucho
  4. C'est Si Bon
  5. É Assim
  6. Te Quiero Dijiste
  7. O Corso
  8. Morning
  9. カチート (Cachito)
  10. Só Danço Samba
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