I really enjoyed your reflection on "Chega de Saudade" by Antonio Carlos Jobim! It’s amazing how you connected the song to the theme of "Good Luck" by exploring the idea of love and personal fulfillment changing our luck. I never thought about nostalgia as something linked to bad luck, but your explanation really makes sense! It’s like when we miss someone and wish we could change the past to be happier, but then when love comes back into our lives, we feel so lucky and blessed. The rhythm of Bossa Nova is perfect for creating that feeling of joy after a difficult time. Do you think the song would feel different if it had a slower rhythm, or do you think the upbeat tempo is important for the message?
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Thanks for this comment.I take for granted if at least one person managed to connect with the message I tried to transmit.I appreciate it very much.Hugs
Of course, the rhythm and compass of the bossa generates a state of happiness when listening.A slow rhythm and another style could give the interpretation of that sense of good luck and good vibes and give the song a different reading