O Sonho Terminou

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Breaking Free from Heartache: The End of a Dream

Raça Negra's song "O Sonho Terminou" is a poignant exploration of the end of a romantic relationship and the emotional liberation that follows. The lyrics convey a sense of finality and resolve as the narrator decides to move on from a love that was unreciprocated and painful. The repeated phrase "Acabou, o sonho terminou" ("It's over, the dream is over") underscores the realization that the relationship was more of an illusion than a reality, and it's time to let go of the hurt and disappointment.

The song's narrative is built around the themes of suffering and disillusionment. The narrator has reached a breaking point, having tried everything to make the relationship work, only to be met with indifference and emotional pain. The lines "Chega de sofrer, chega de chorar" ("Enough of suffering, enough of crying") and "Você desfez de mim, não quis o meu amor" ("You disregarded me, didn't want my love") highlight the one-sided nature of the relationship and the emotional toll it has taken.

Despite the heartache, there is a sense of hope and empowerment in the song. The narrator expresses a determination to find new love and to heal from the past wounds. The declaration "Mas um novo amor vou encontrar" ("But I will find a new love") signifies a forward-looking perspective, emphasizing resilience and the belief in the possibility of a better future. Raça Negra, known for their romantic and often melancholic samba and pagode tunes, captures the universal experience of heartbreak and the journey towards emotional freedom in this evocative song.

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  1. Quando Te Encontrei
  2. Doce Paixão
  3. É Disso Que Eu Preciso
  4. Algo Em Comum
  5. Quanta Saudade
  6. Que Pena
  7. Como Não Olhar
  8. Me Leva Junto Com Você
  9. Perdi Você
  10. Lá Vai Ela
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