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A serene yet striking scene of fishing boats docked at a quaint harbor is displayed across the bottom half of the cover. The foreground is adorned with intricately layered fishing nets cascading across the page, symbolizing a woven tapestry of verses. Above, a regal crown inspired by Queen Afurada is centrally placed, shining brightly over the ocean-blue gradient background, symbolizing majesty and connection to the sea. Small elements of fish and fishermen in silhouette patterns subtly embellish the edges, bringing the fishing theme to life.

"DOCE E BELA AFURADA"

A majestic crown made of intricately woven fishing nets forms the centerpiece of the cover. Surrounding the crown are elements like fishermen casting their nets, fishwives selling fresh catch, and traditional fishing boats gently floating on a tranquil sea. The backdrop captures the essence of the sea with a gradient of deep and light azul mar, evoking a sense of history and the glorious past of Afurada.

"DOCE E BELA AFURADA" - À MINHA MANEIRA

A serene portrayal of an oceanic blue backdrop resembling the calm waters of the sea. At the center, a detailed crown rests atop a rustic fisherman's net, flowing diagonally, filled with artistic visuals of vibrant fish drawn in a soft pastel palette. At the bottom, blurred silhouettes of traditional Afurada fishing boats and fishermen in action create a nostalgic and emotive connection to the heritage.

"Doce e Bela Afurada"

The cover features a regal blue sea as the backdrop, symbolizing the strong maritime connection of Afurada. A golden queen’s crown, intricately designed with fishing nets, anchors, and small fish, is prominently placed in the center, serving as the visual focal point. Below the crown, a couple of traineiras (boats) are illustrated in motion, carrying fisherman silhouettes and their nets brimming with fish. Flanking the crown, a few women dressed as traditional peixeiras are shown holding woven canastras filled with fresh catch. The bottom features gentle waves washing over sandy shores with subtle textural details evoking nostalgia and history.

"DOCE E BELA AFURADA"

A rich ocean blue background represents the "azul mar" theme. At the center, a vivid illustration of a majestic crown arranged with elements symbolic of Afurada's fishing legacy – fishing nets, fish, and oars form the intricate details of the crown design. Below the crown, small fishing boats with fishermen casting their nets are depicted on gentle ocean waves. The edges of the cover subtly fade into a soft watercolor texture to provide warmth and depth.

"DOCE E BELA AFURADA" - À MINHA MANEIRA

A majestic crown, intricately designed with details resembling fishing nets, sits at the top center of the cover, representing Afurada as a "queen." Below the crown, traineiras (traditional Portuguese fishing boats) appear in calm blue ocean-like waves. One boat is in the foreground with a group of fishermen casting their nets, while others are seen subtly in the background. Vibrant imagery of fish jumping in mid-air is positioned beneath the boat, connecting the sea to the narrative’s mystery and epic journey. The backdrop is a gradient of deep sea blue transitioning to twilight with a subtle golden glow near the horizon.

"DOCE E BELA AFURADA"

A vivid depiction of fishing boats floating on a serene blue ocean occupies the central focal point of the cover. Below the boats, fishing nets stretch outwards, holding fish, with their scales glistening in metallic hues. On the horizon lies the silhouette of the Afurada village, subtly incorporated, with soft golden tones touching its rooftops. Above the scene, a delicate but prominent crown (symbolizing the "coroa de rainha") glimmers faintly over the village, adding an epic and majestic element to the design. The artwork is framed with intricate nautical rope patterns, giving it a timeless and maritime feel.

"DOCE E BELA AFURADA"

An illustration of a serene yet bustling fishing village scene dominates the cover. Fishermen are depicted mending their intricate blue fishing nets on the left-hand side, while on the right-hand side, women known as varinas are balancing canastras (baskets) gracefully on their heads. Behind them, a soft gradient sky transitions from morning hues to brighter blue tones, with traditional fishing boats anchored, slightly swayed by faint waves near the bottom border of the cover. The name “Afurada” is subtly integrated into the shoreline’s texture.

"AFURADA E SUA GENTE À MINHA MANEIRA"

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