Momento Na Praça
Ave Sangria Lyrics


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Primeiro as pernas voaram
De borracha, de nada
Ou músculo leve
Salto livre
O suficiente pra planar
E o corpo todo foi atrás

Em cima, embaixo
Dos lados, no meio
Centro do mundo

E os violões brilharam sobre a noite
Enquanto as lâmpadas de mercúirio
Iluminaram a praça
Caracóis, pedras e lesmas
Pernas roçam de leve o chão

E os olhos abertos
E o sorriso
E os olhos abertos
E o sorriso
E os olhos abertos
E o sorriso

De quem se liga no mar
De quem se liga no mar




De quem se liga no mar
De quem se liga no mar

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of "Momento Na Praça" by Ave Sangria describe a moment of joy and freedom experienced by the singer and others in a public square. The opening lines suggest a feeling of weightlessness and movement, as though the singer's legs are propelled by rubber or muscle into the air. The sense of lightness and freedom is extended to the entire body, which follows the floating legs into the air.


The next lines describe the atmosphere of the public square, which becomes the "centro do mundo" or center of the world for the singer and those around them. The music of the guitars and the illumination of the mercury lamps creates a magical, otherworldly space in which the mundane (snails, rocks, and legs brushing lightly against the ground) becomes infused with wonder.


The repetition of "e os olhos abertos/e o sorriso" reinforces the idea that this is a moment of pure joy and presence, in which the singer's open eyes and smile reflect their connection to the sea and the natural world.


Overall, the lyrics of "Momento Na Praça" evoke a sense of the transformative power of music and community, and the capacity of simple pleasures to connect us to the wider world and to each other.


Line by Line Meaning

Primeiro as pernas voaram
The singer's legs propelled them through the air, whether due to an adrenaline rush or a feeling of weightlessness


De borracha, de nada
The sensation of flying could feel like bouncing on rubber or having no weight at all


Ou músculo leve
The ability to soar might also come from having strong yet light muscles


Salto livre
Maybe the artist felt as though they were free-falling or leaping without restriction


O suficiente pra planar
Just enough momentum to coast through the air like a bird or plane


E o corpo todo foi atrás
Not just the legs, but the entire body followed the feeling of weightlessness


Em cima, embaixo
The singer moved in all directions, possibly doing flips or spins


Dos lados, no meio
The artist moved all around, whether closer to the edges or the center of the space they were in


Centro do mundo
The sensation of having the whole world revolve around their carefree movements


E os violões brilharam sobre a noite
The sound of guitars shone brightly through the night air, perhaps emphasizing the artist's exhilaration


Enquanto as lâmpadas de mercúirio
As the mercury lamps illuminated the scene


Iluminaram a praça
The plaza or public square was brought to light, maybe emphasizing the artist's fearlessness


Caracóis, pedras e lesmas
The various objects in the area, whether shells, rocks or snails


Pernas roçam de leve o chão
The legs brushed against the ground lightly or gently


E os olhos abertos
The singer's eyes were open wide, taking in everything around them


E o sorriso
The artist wore a wide, possibly carefree smile on their face


De quem se liga no mar
The artist is someone who has an affinity for the sea or oceans, possibly reflecting their love of adventure or freedom


De quem se liga no mar
The singer is someone who has an affinity for the sea or oceans, possibly reflecting their love of adventure or freedom


De quem se liga no mar
The singer is someone who has an affinity for the sea or oceans, possibly reflecting their love of adventure or freedom


De quem se liga no mar
The artist is someone who has an affinity for the sea or oceans, possibly reflecting their love of adventure or freedom




Writer(s): ALMIR DE OLIVEIRA RODRIGUES, MARCO POLO GUIMARAES MARTINS

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