O Encontro (feat. Jefferson & Suellen)

Valesca Mayssa's song 'O Encontro (feat. Jefferson & Suellen)' is a deeply spiritual and religious piece that reflects the Christian belief in the second coming of Christ and the rapture of the Church. The lyrics express a longing for the divine encounter between Jesus (referred to as the 'Bridegroom' or 'Noivo') and the Church (referred to as the 'Bride' or 'igreja'). This encounter is described as a moment of unparalleled beauty and joy, where the faithful will walk on streets of gold and experience the glory of God, which is beyond comparison.

The song emphasizes the willingness to give up earthly desires and dreams in anticipation of this heavenly meeting. The repeated exclamations of 'aleluia' (hallelujah) throughout the song signify praise and worship, reinforcing the joyous nature of this awaited event. The reference to the 'Bible says that the spirit and the bride say come' is a direct allusion to Revelation 22:17, inviting Jesus to return. The song also calls for a true revival ('verdadeiro avivamento') while waiting for the rapture, indicating a desire for a spiritual awakening among believers.

Valesca Mayssa, along with Jefferson & Suellen, uses this song to unite listeners in a shared hope for the second coming of Christ. It serves as a call to worship and a reminder to live in anticipation of this divine appointment. The song's message is one of hope, worship, and preparation, encouraging listeners to be part of the generation that eagerly awaits the return of the 'Rei da glória' (King of Glory).