As Icamiabas (1996)
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As Icamiabas (1996)
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Amazônia
Ao me vestir de verde nesta festa
Venho descrever em poesia
A viagem encantada na floresta
Encontrei as mulheres guerreiras
Fazendo loucuras com a flecha na mão
Cada tempo era tempo de luta
Era a valentia impondo a razão
E deixa a sol brilhar
Com todo o seu clarão
Pra gente caminhar (bis)
Por essa imensidão
A mata esconde o tesouro
É prata, é ouro, e nos faz sonhar
Mulheres de poucos amores
E haja meninas pra se educar
Tomara que ao invés da batalha
O vento espalhe esse canto no ar
Se de presente eu ganhar
Uma alegria sem fim (bis)
Vai ser tão gostoso dividir
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