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Sarambá

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Sarambá

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Olha o Saramba

(Oi tia!)

Olha o Saramba

(Oi tia!)

Olha o Saramba

(Oh nêga!)

Olha o Saramba

Le samba se dance

Toujours en cadence

Petit pas par ci

Petit pas par lá

Li faut de Paisance

Beaucoup d'élégance

Les corps se bance

Dansant le samba

Olha o Saramba

(Oi tia!)

Olha o Saramba

(Oi tia!)

Olha o Saramba

(Oh nêga!)

Olha o Saramba

La musique est simple

Mais três rymique

Nous sommes certains

Que-ça vous plaira

Nous sommes I'orchestre

Pour íare tout le monde

Dancer le samba

Olha o Saramba!

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