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Artist: Otto
Canonical path: /otto/tribo-dos-carajas
Related lyric paths: 6
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Tribo Dos Carajás
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Tribo Dos Carajás
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Tribo dos carajás
Noite de lua cheia
Aruanã!
Menina moça é que manda na aldeia
A tribo dança e o grande chefe pensa
Em sua gente
Que era dona deste imenso continente
Onde sonhou sempre viver da natureza
Respeitando o céu
Respirando o ar
Pescando nos rios
E com medo do mar
Estranhamente o homem branco chegou
Pra construir, pra progredir, pra desbravar
E o índio cantou
O seu canto de guerra
Não se escravizou
Mas está sumindo da face da Terra
Aruanã! Aruanã açu
É a grande festa
De um povo do alto - Xingu
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