Amor de Índio

“Amor de Índio” by Roupa Nova is a poetic exploration of love, nature, and the sacredness of everyday life. The song opens with the assertion that everything that moves is sacred, suggesting a deep reverence for life and its natural rhythms. This reverence extends to the love the singer feels, which is described as powerful enough to move mountains. The imagery of a burning flame symbolizes a love that is enduring and ever-present, illuminating the singer's life daily.

The lyrics weave together elements of nature and human experience, creating a tapestry that celebrates both. The metaphor of a bee making honey, for instance, speaks to the value of time and effort, even when it seems like nothing is happening. Similarly, the falling star and the fulfilled wish represent destiny and the fulfillment of desires. The song emphasizes that every day is an opportunity to live fully and to embrace whatever comes, whether it be joy or challenge.

The sacredness of love is further highlighted by comparing it to the fruits of labor, such as bread made from the sweat of one's brow. This connection between love and work underscores the idea that both are essential and holy. The song also touches on the cyclical nature of life and love, using the changing seasons as metaphors for different stages and experiences. From the protection of winter to the joy of dancing in the rain, the lyrics celebrate the full spectrum of life’s experiences, all bound together by the warmth and constancy of love.