Retratos do Brasil
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Retratos do Brasil
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O branco, o negro, o índio é o Brasil
Carnaval na terra do futebol
Pimenta de cheiro no arroz
A verde floresta tropical
Quilombo livre da dor
A dança é dos Karajá
O mar é do pescador
Bate o pé na catira seu doto
O batuque da África do sol
Fez do samba de roda do Brasil
Navegar para além do além-mar
Cachaça e canavial
Ouro das Minas Gerais
Café, açúcar e sal...
Dessa mistura de raças
Tem os retratos do Brasil
Tira o leite e o mel
Muda de nome os Orixás
Cadê minha Sinhá, Nega Fulô ?
Quem sabe o bê-a-bá Tupi Nagô ?
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Maria Eugenia performs "Retratos do Brasil", and this lyric page sits inside the Maria Eugenia catalog on LyroVerse.
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