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Artist: Ratamahata
Canonical path: /ratamahata/ayaba-iemanja
Related lyric paths: 6
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Ayaba Iemanjá
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Ayaba Iemanjá
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Ôdoyiá, Ôdoyiá
È uma linda mulher
Sereia
Da pele morena
Seus olhos emanam
A energia do mar
Seu canto encanta os homens
Que trabalham no cais
Mãe dos Orixás
Deusa nascida em prata e azul
Oh, Mãe ilumine os caminhos
Dos homens da terra
Deusa da beleza rara
Que desperta amores
Morena, sonho de pescador
Faz da imensidão dos corais
O seu leito de amor
E ao pisar na areia
A terra tremeu
E no seu bailar
O céu até a terra desceu
E no encontro dos mundos
As estrelas caíram
E a mais linda agora está
No fundo do mar
Salve ó estrela guerreira
Minha mãe IEMANJÁ
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