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Artist: Tahiraã
Canonical path: /tahiraa/antropophagy
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Antropophagy
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Antropophagy
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Looking for it is earth just see pain
The deforestation makes to scream me
Stupid settlers had destroyed what is mine!
Jesuits homosexuals pulled our paganism
With that we lost our value
They demystified our air
They put an end to the cure rituals and pain
They turned us rotten spirits for a false god
Where is the pagan essence
Of people that walk nudes
And they were enslaved by the Christian mob
Athropophagy is the force
Freedom my sentence
The nature I belong
The loved homeland is my only faith
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