É de Manhã (part. Coletivo Candiero, Calmará, Midian Nascimento, Ana Heloysa e Daniel Alves)

Marco Telles' song "É de Manhã" is a poetic exploration of renewal, hope, and spiritual awakening. The lyrics open with the imagery of morning, symbolizing a fresh start and the promise of a new day. This metaphor of morning suggests that no matter how challenging the night was, the dawn brings a sense of rejuvenation and the opportunity to continue life's journey. The repetition of "É de manhã" emphasizes the cyclical nature of life and the constant potential for renewal.

The song delves into themes of spiritual reflection and divine presence. The lyrics mention the "Filho de Deus" (Son of God), highlighting a connection to Christian beliefs and the idea of divine compassion and mercy. This spiritual dimension suggests that the struggles and chaos of life can be transformed into art and meaning through faith and divine intervention. The mention of "vazio e caos viram arte" (emptiness and chaos become art) underscores the transformative power of faith and the ability to find beauty and purpose in life's challenges.

The song also touches on the concept of life's impermanence and the eternal nature of the divine. The lyrics reflect on the transient nature of human existence, with lines like "Como nasci, eu fiquei e partirei" (As I was born, I stayed and will leave). This acknowledgment of life's fleeting nature is juxtaposed with the eternal presence of the divine, described as "o Antes e o Porvir" (the Before and the Future). The song ultimately conveys a message of hope, resilience, and the enduring presence of divine love and mercy, encouraging listeners to embrace the new day with faith and optimism.