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Artist: João Trovoada
Canonical path: /joao-trovoada/mulata-brasil
Related lyric paths: 6
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Mulata Brasil
Read Mulata Brasil lyrics by João Trovoada on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Mulata Brasil
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Ai! ai! ai!ai! ai!ai!
A mulata quer sambar
Ai!ai!ai!ai!ai!ai!
Deixa a mulata rodar
Olha o remelexo que a mulata tem
Ela mexe bonito samba como ninguem
A mulata quer sambar
Ela quer se acabar
Quando chega no pagode
Não consegue mais parar
Ai! ai! ai!ai! ai!ai!
A mulata quer sambar
Ai!ai!ai!ai!ai!ai!
Deixa a mulata rodar
Com o suor batendo
O seu corpo a brilhar
A moçada fica louca
Ao ver a mulata sambar
De onde ela veio
Ninguem sabe ninguem viu
Mas todos concordam
É a mulata brasil
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João Trovoada performs "Mulata Brasil", and this lyric page sits inside the João Trovoada catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Amor Não Tem Preço and Brasil É Nota Cem with a short reason for opening each page next.
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