Ana Cristina (Paraense)
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Afroíndio

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Ana Cristina (Paraense) Canonical path: /ana-cristina-paraense/afroindio Related lyric paths: 0
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Afroíndio

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Tudo que você disser

Tudo que você pensar

#u já passei por lá

De manhã, sol maior

Maravilha é pacovar ou matar

Tudo que for azul

Tudo que for canção

Eu já transei no tom

Do coração, caéte

Retumbão,luanda, alenquer

Por isso eu sou batuque

Mistério, eu sou axé

Escuta se quiser

Do que sou, tupiniquim

Etapuia, estrela do amor

Com amor

Ìndio negro

Negro índio

Ìndio e negro

Estrela do amor

Com amor

Ìndio negro

Negro índio

Ìndio e negro

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