Canta Brasil
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Canta Brasil
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Brasil canta e dança em fevereiro
É hora de cantar
De apresentar maracatu, maculelê
E bumba meu boi
Os negros que desceram da Bahia
De são salvador
Trouxeram mil encantos e magia
Coisas do senhor
Preto velho batuca no pé
Que eu quero ver
Preta velha rebola as cadeiras
Quero aprender
Brasil, Rio de Janeiro da mulata café
Brasil, do carimbó, frevo rasgado
E do candomblé
Brasil, o teu folclore até me faz viajar
Pelos verdes campos sob o céu todo azul
Eu vou dançar uma chula lá no sul
Canta, canta, canta essa linda melodia
Dança, dança que vai nascer um novo dia
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Dodô performs "Canta Brasil", and this lyric page sits inside the Dodô catalog on LyroVerse.
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