Ele sonha em um dia voltar pra rua longe da maldade
Na cidade grande é assim
Você espera tempo bom e o que vem é só tempo ruim
No esporte, no boxe ou no futebol
Alguém sonhando com uma medalha o seu lugar ao sol, porém
Fazer o que se o maluco não estudou
500 anos de Brasil e o Brasil aqui nada mudou
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dantetraylor
It's chilling! Impressive how strong, dynamic and extremely current everything this song conveys in message, intensity, motivation and still keeps your foot on the ground by unlocking reality
Afro-X approached music under different influences, mainly the New York hip-hop group Public Enemy, which soon inspired him to release, in 1990, his first work as a rapper: "Os Suburbanos." #Curiosity
this is not music this is an anthem, a class for life! and no matter how many years or decades pass, this anthem will continue to play regardless of whatever fashion is going on at the moment. This song is eternal just like Racional mc's!
Composer: Raffa Torres & Lucas Santos & Bruno Caliman
Lyricist: Raffa Torres & Lucas Santos & Bruno Caliman
Isabela_Oliveira
Wow, people! What a beautiful song! Full of conformation as our life is. "We're all in the same boat and rowing together," "When the current cuts our way" (obstacles in it naked teaches the likes of others not to have prejudices she reminds me of the day I lost my master
I discovered this song in the soap opera "Salve-se Quem Puder," on TV Globo. Outside the history of the soap opera, we realize that this song is an anthem that invites us to transform our lives with actions because everything happens very quickly. It's a beautiful statement.
What is your opinion about the instrumentation of "A Vida É um Rio (Ao Vivo)" by Raffa Torres? Which instrument caught your attention the most? Share your opinion and participate in #DescobrindoMúsica 💬