Talismã
Vitor Ramil Lyrics

The lyrics of "Talismã" by Vitor Ramil talk about different types of talismans that offer protection and comfort to the singer, no matter the circumstances. The first stanza mentions glass, crystal, a blue window, and Chinese dishes, all of which are delicate and fragile objects that are treasured and safeguarded. They represent the beauty and fragility of life, as well as the softer and more delicate side of the singer's personality.

The second stanza is about metal talismans that are believed to bring good luck and protection. The singer's talisman made of good metals is a source of strength and comfort, and it is a reassuring presence during difficult times. The singer also mentions poetry, laughter, and sleeping on someone's shoulder, which all represent emotional support and connection.

The third stanza turns darker, with references to black pearls, the black sailor, God's watchful eye, and Surrealism. They allude to the singer's fascination with darkness, death, and the unknown, which is tempered by a sense of wonder and respect. The mention of Black literature and Nosferatu's moon also suggest a love of art and culture that explores the darker aspects of life. The song ends with a reference to a jewel and glass, suggesting that life is precious but also fragile and fleeting.