Maria-callada (maria Moita)
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Maria-callada (maria Moita)
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Morena soy, que hija fui
De esclava y de señor
Si el dormía en cama
Ella in tierra sin calor
Cuando el decía así: ¡"Ven acá!"
Ella respondía: "si", sin hablar
Mujer que habla mucho
Pierde pronto a su señor
Dios hizo al hombre antes
La mujer nació después
Por eso la mujer
Trabaja siempre por los dos
Cuando el hombre llega
Viene con hambre
La mujer ha de velar
Por el hombre
Y sea acostada
Ó sea de pié
Tendrá que trabajar
El rico se despierta
Luego empieza a rezongar
El pobre se despierta
Luego empieza a trabajar
Pediré a mi "Babalorixá"
Que le haga una oración a "Xangó"
Que ponga a trabajar
¡Gente que nunca trabajó!
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