Pernambucobucolismo
Marisa Monte Lyrics

The song "Pernambucobucolismo" by Marisa Monte expresses a desire for revolution and creation. The lyrics begin with the singer's intent to make a movement and a song to invent their love. The singer then declares their intent to start a revolution. The next stanza reveals the singer's plans to go to London, far away from their current location that lacks the same unique qualities found in London's moonlit atmosphere. They then express feeling bucolism, and specifically identifies it as "Pernambucobucolismo."

The word "bucolismo" refers to a love of the countryside or pastoral life. In the context of the lyrics, the singer is expressing a deep sense of longing for an idealized and romanticized version of a place they associate with a certain lifestyle or state of mind. The repetition of the word "bucolismo," with the addition of "Pernambuco," a Brazilian state, suggests a specific longing for that region and its unique beauty and charm.

Overall, the song expresses a desire to create and invent something new while also longing for a place associated with a certain way of being.