Para Ti Maria

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A Journey of Love: The Long Road to Maria

“Para Ti Maria” by Xutos & Pontapés is a heartfelt ode to the lengths one will go for love. The song narrates the story of a man who is willing to overcome any obstacle to be with his beloved Maria. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of the physical and emotional journey from Bragança to Lisbon, a distance of nine hours, which symbolizes the effort and dedication required to maintain their relationship.

The protagonist's determination is evident as he wishes for an airplane to shorten the distance and make frequent visits possible. His impatience and longing are palpable as he describes breaking speed limits and enduring delays just to be closer to Maria. The repeated phrase “E vou correndo pra ti, Maria” (And I run to you, Maria) emphasizes his urgency and unwavering commitment.

The song also touches on the emotional aspects of love, such as the joy and memories that Maria brings to the protagonist. The mention of her “alegria” (joy) and the “cheiro da tua trança” (the smell of your braid) highlights the sensory experiences that make their connection so special. The imagery of Maria waiting and rolling in the hay adds a rustic, romantic charm to the narrative, making the listener feel the warmth and intimacy of their bond.

“Para Ti Maria” is a beautiful representation of love's power to drive us to great lengths, both literally and metaphorically. It captures the essence of longing, dedication, and the simple yet profound joy of being with the one you love.

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