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Artist: Maracatu Kizomba
Canonical path: /maracatu-kizomba/nigola-gjinga
Related lyric paths: 2
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Nigola Gjinga
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Nigola Gjinga
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Ninga mbandi njola ginga guerreira do ginga dombo matamba (2x)
Deusa africana /dominava tudo
Com a graça envolvente/ na sua cultura
Na prosa e na dança/ fazia a festa
Mas era invencivel/ nas sangrentas guerras
Ginga ginga mulata/ ginga no teu sorrir
Ginga o seio sagrado /em teu negro sentí
Dançarina e guerreira continua inteira
Nesse povo que faz /a nação brasileira
Ôbá, ôbá, olé /olé, olé, ôbá
É o nação kizomba que veio aqui gingar
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