Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Sandro Luiz
Canonical path: /sandro-luiz/ela-e-oya
Related lyric paths: 6
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Ela é Oya
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Ela é Oya
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Olha que o céu clareou
Quando o dia raiou
Fez o filho pensar
A mãe do tempo mandou
A nova era chegou
Agora vamos plantar
Do Humaitá Ogum bradou
Senhor Oxossi atinou
Iansã vai chegar
O ogã já firmou
Atabaque afinou
Agora vamos cantar
Ah! Eparrei!
Ela é Oyá! Ela é Oyá!
Ah! Eparrei!
É Iansã! É Iansã!
Ah! Eparrei!
Quando Iansã vai pra batalha
Todos cavaleiros param
Só pra ver ela passar
Ah! Eparrei!
Ela é Oyá! Ela é Oyá!
Ah! Eparrei!
É Iansã! É Iansã!
Ah! Eparrei!
Quando Iansã vai pra batalha
Todos cavaleiros param
Só pra ver ela passar
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Sandro Luiz performs "Ela é Oya", and this lyric page sits inside the Sandro Luiz catalog on LyroVerse.
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