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Paying homage to Brazilian funk & boogie, Captain Planet’s “O Xangô” reimagines a samba rock classic from Trio Mocotó, famed for backing Jorge Ben. Stripping away most of the original, he injects heavy bass, disco drums, stabs, and wild synths, creating a euphoric modern boogie banger. The lyrics call to Yoruba deities, with the chorus invoking Xangô—symbol of power, justice, thunder, and lightning.

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Where the Light Begins — escrita por Brother Pedro y basada en el estudio “Entendiendo nuestra verdadera riqueza – Parte 05” — es una confesión íntima donde la luz del Padre, la misericordia de Jesús y el fuego sanador del Espíritu Santo transforman las sombras internas en un lugar seguro.
La canción revela el viaje interior que el estudio describe:
el tesoro más glorioso —la vida de Cristo— solo puede revelarse donde el Espíritu Santo tiene misión. La verdadera claridad no llega desde afuera; comienza cuando Dios ilumina lo más profundo del corazón.
Con un sonido R&B emocional, piano amplio, percusión suave y un coro de voces negras tipo gospel que envuelve cada frase, esta canción declara:
la restauración inicia donde la luz del cielo toca lo oculto.
El rap aporta una perspectiva honesta: no hay libertad sin verdad, no hay sanidad sin entrega y no hay avance sin la voz del Padre.
“Where the Light Begins” proclama:
Solo el Padre, el Hijo y el Espíritu Santo pueden convertir un corazón oscuro en un hogar de luz.

Where the Light Begins — written by Brother Pedro and based on the study “Understanding Our True Riches – Part 05” — is an intimate confession where the light of the Father, the mercy of Jesus, and the restoring fire of the Holy Spirit transform inner darkness into a place of healing.
The song reflects the core revelation of the study:
the most glorious treasure —the life of Christ— can only be found in the field where the Holy Spirit has mission. True clarity doesn’t come from the outside; it begins when God shines His light inside the deepest places of the heart.
Blending emotional R&B, wide piano chords, soft percussion, and rich black gospel backing vocals, the song declares:
restoration begins where heaven lights up what was hidden.
The rap adds an honest perspective: there is no freedom without truth, no healing without surrender, and no breakthrough without the Father’s voice.
“Where the Light Begins” proclaims:
Only the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit can turn a dark heart into a home of light.

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Where the light begins

“My Oxygen” is a confession, a vulnerability most men never say out loud — the truth that love can be the very thing that keeps you alive. This song is about that woman who ain’t just a part of his life… she IS his life. The heartbeat. The balance. The calm in every storm and the fire in every moment.

It’s the story of a man who finally admits the weight of her absence — how the room feels colder, the nights stretch longer, and every breath feels stolen when she’s not by his side. He’s tried to be strong, tried to pretend he’s good, but pretending don’t fill the space she once filled. Love hits different when it’s tied to survival.

Soft melodies, raw lyrics, and a plea wrapped inside a slow R&B pulse. This isn’t just romance — it’s dependency, devotion, and desperation all in one breath.

Press play, feel every word, and let it remind you —
some people ain’t just love… they’re oxygen. 🫧❤️‍🔥

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