Solitude
Mariana Aydar Lyrics

The lyrics of Mariana Aydar's "Solitude" are a lyrical exploration of a deeply introspective state of being. The repeated refrain of "Na minha solidão, mando eu" translates to "In my solitude, I command myself." This phrase strikes at the heart of the song's theme - that sometimes, being alone can be empowering. Aydar sings of the importance of knowing oneself, and being comfortable in one's own skin, even if that means embracing solitude.

The second verse of the song takes on a more poetic tone, with Aydar using metaphor to describe herself. She is "o mar" – the sea – in the history of this river, and "o azul" – the blue – in the history of this sky. Aydar's use of natural imagery is a reflection of her belief in the healing powers of nature - for her, being alone in nature is akin to being alone with oneself.

The final verse of "Solitude" addresses the fears that can hold us back from embracing solitude and self-discovery. Aydar sings to those who are afraid of the sea, of love, of joy, and even of the forest. By acknowledging these common fears, Aydar reminds the listener that they are not alone in their worries, but that it is possible to overcome them and find comfort in solitude.