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Artist: Wallace Buda
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Noh, Kyogen, Kabuki e Bunraku: Os Quatro Tradicionais Teatros Japoneses
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Noh, Kyogen, Kabuki e Bunraku: Os Quatro Tradicionais Teatros Japoneses
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Raiou, feito ribalta a abençoar
Essa cultura milenar
Relicário de Beleza
A arte eternizada Noh talento
Dramatizada em sentimento
Reflete na alma, amor e lamento
A voz que ecoou no oriente
Poesia se faz presente
Na terra do Sol nascente
Sorriso no rosto, vou extravasar
Levando alegria, para o mundo encantar
Cortinas se abrem, sou um folião
Nesse mundo de ilusão
O tempo é o senhor do destino
Regente divino
Grandiosidade Teatral
A opressão não cala a voz de quem tanto lutou
Venceu barreiras e superou
Exala o aroma da mais bela flor
A máscara caiu
Bonecos em festa a celebrar
Nessa apoteose da alegria
Minha escola vem coroar
La vem meu Império
Amor verdadeiro é de emocionar
Coruja guerreira
De vermelho e branco, sayonará
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