É considerado um hitmaker brasileiro, tendo mais de 20 canções de (1999 a 2019) no top Brasil no seguimento adulto e popular,tendo vendido o número em torno de 4,5 milhões de cópias em sua carreira.
Apesar De Cigano
Jorge Vercillo Lyrics
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Zum-zum-zum de abelha
Farejando o mel da flor
E muitas mulheres foram flores Nesse meu jardim
Mas não adiantou Você estava em mim
Amei em Pequim, em Jerusalém, em Amsterdã
Mas o meu divã é tua pele Tupi, Guaraná, Guarani
De lá pude ver Toda tua luz
Minha Vera Cruz
Eu te amo e apesar de cigano
Só penso em você
A flor que despenca do seu galho morre de saudade da raiz (ei yeh)
Minha Vera Cruz, minha vida
Vera Cruz, minha vida, meu amor
Ladies e Madonas
Me entregaram os corações
E eu meio pirata naveguei nessas paixões
Mas tua luz de santa me acompanha aonde quer que eu vá
Cheguei em Bagdá, você ainda estava em mim
Amei em Pequim, em Jerusalém, em Amsterdã
Mas o meu divã é tua pele Tupi, Guaraná, Guarani
Cheguei em Paris cheguei em Paris
De lá pude ver toda tua luz
Minha Vera Cruz
Eu te amo e apesar de cigano
Só penso em você
Nossos curumins nossos butequins
Salve mãe Oxum
Salve deus Tupã
Chico Mendes, zumbi, sapaim, Raoni
Saci-pererê (Saci-pererê)
Peixe com dendê (Peixe com dendê)
Carne com fubá
Aie-ie Babá
Saravá, sucuri, sarará, cerêre
Amei em Pequim, em Jerusalém, em Amsterdã
Mas o meu divã
In the song "Apesar De Cigano" by Jorge Vercillo, the lyrics depict the singer's search for true love and his realization that despite his wandering nature, he is deeply in love with someone. The first verse talks about the singer's journey around the world in search of a great love, comparing it to the buzzing sound of bees seeking the nectar of a flower. He acknowledges that he encountered many women who were like flowers in his garden, but none of them mattered because the person he truly loves is within himself.
The following verse mentions the various locations the singer has traveled to, such as Pequim (Beijing), Jerusalém (Jerusalem), and Amsterdã (Amsterdam), highlighting his adventurous spirit and the diverse experiences he has had. However, despite these worldly experiences, the singer finds solace in the Tupi, Guaraná, and Guarani cultures, specifically referring to the warmth and familiarity of someone's skin. The mention of Paris signifies a moment of clarity where he is able to see the person he loves in a new light, emphasizing the depth of his feelings.
Moving on to the third verse, the lyrics touch upon the singer's encounters with "Ladies and Madonnas," symbolizing the different women who have fallen for him. Despite his somewhat piratical behavior, the singer acknowledges that he is always accompanied by the light of the person he loves, no matter where he goes. Even when he arrives in Bagdá (Baghdad), he realizes that this love still resides within him.
In the final part of the song, the lyrics celebrate indigenous cultures and historical figures such as Chico Mendes, Zumbi, Sapaim, and Raoni, paying homage to their significance. The inclusion of references to Babá, Oxum, Tupã, and Sarará further emphasizes the respect and reverence the singer holds for these spiritual and cultural entities. The combination of these elements serves to illustrate the richness and diversity of the singer's experiences and influences.
Overall, "Apesar De Cigano" portrays the singer's journey to find true love, revealing that despite his nomadic nature, there is one person who occupies his thoughts and heart. The lyrics capture the longing and nostalgia for this person, while also showcasing the singer's appreciation for different cultures, illustrating the complexity of his emotions.
Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: Altay Velloso Da Silva, Aladim Teixeira Filho
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