Na Mesa (part. Thais Oliveira)

Luma Elpidio's song 'Na Mesa,' featuring Thais Oliveira, is a heartfelt exploration of finding acceptance, protection, and abundance in a spiritual context. The lyrics begin with the narrator expressing feelings of rejection by the world but finding solace and acceptance in a higher power. This higher power, presumably God, offers the narrator a place at the table, symbolizing inclusion, belonging, and a sense of community. The table is a powerful metaphor for divine hospitality, where the narrator is not just a guest but a cherished member who is welcomed and nourished.

The song continues to describe the abundance provided at this table. The narrator speaks of a banquet that satisfies both physical and spiritual hunger and thirst. This imagery of a feast represents the fulfillment and contentment that comes from a deep spiritual connection. The repeated lines about being able to 'fartar' (feast) and 'encher' (fill up) emphasize the completeness and satisfaction found in this divine relationship. The narrator feels no shame or fear in the presence of enemies, highlighting the protection and honor bestowed upon them by this higher power.

As the song progresses, the theme of abundance becomes even more pronounced. The narrator is overwhelmed by the generosity and blessings received, to the point where they can barely carry it all. This abundance is not just material but also spiritual, described as 'vida em abundância' (life in abundance). The song concludes with a sense of overflowing gratitude and the desire to share this abundance with others, reflecting the transformative power of divine love and acceptance.