Hino de Brasilia

The song 'Hino de Brasilia' by Neusa Pinho França Almeida is a vibrant and patriotic anthem dedicated to Brazil's capital, Brasília. The lyrics celebrate the city's creation and symbolize a new era in the country's history. The repeated line 'Todo o Brasil vibrou' (All of Brazil vibrated) suggests a collective pride and joy felt by the nation at the time of Brasília's inauguration. The 'nova luz' (new light) that 'brilhou' (shone) represents the dawn of a new period of hope and progress for Brazil.

The term 'candango' refers to the workers who built Brasília, and their happiness is highlighted as a symbol of the country's strength and resilience. The song portrays Brasília not just as a city, but as an 'epopeia' (epic) that rose from the ground, a testament to the audacity and aspirations of the Brazilian people. The anthem acknowledges the city as a beacon of peace and progress, encapsulating the spirit of a nation that desired such a capital.

The repeated emphasis on hope, faith, and a new chapter in Brazil's history underscores the significance of Brasília as more than a political center. It is depicted as a living symbol of Brazil's potential and determination to forge a better future. The song serves as a reminder of the unity and collective effort that went into building the city, and by extension, the nation itself.