This is the 5893rd most frequent Portuguese word.
bello
"Bello" is not Portuguese; it's Italian and means "beautiful" or "handsome." The Portuguese equivalent is "belo."
The adjective 'belo' is used here to describe the aesthetic quality of the sunset, emphasizing its beauty.
O pôr do sol hoje estava tão belo.
The sunset today was so beautiful.
The word 'belo' in this context metaphorically describes the goodness and kindness of the person's heart, extending beauty to character traits.
Ele tem um coração belo e cheio de bondade.
He has a beautiful heart full of kindness.
Here, 'belo' conveys a sense of appreciation and aesthetic value about the simplicity of rural life.