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Artist: Zantorriff
Canonical path: /zantorriff/o-africano-e-o-patua
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O Africano e o Patuá
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O Africano e o Patuá
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Vou montar um banquete na lua
Cápsulas de sonho fazem o dia tranquilo
Vou cantando o abstrato
Prá ouvir em concreto o eco da lua, da lua...
Da lua, eu trago Cartola, numa semana de samba
Samba pro inconsciente coletivo
Alegoria, alma de música nervosa
Samba-refúgio, Cartola
Saudações, um barracão no espaço
Estou... no jardim do Africano
E então... vou plantado no samba
O Africano e o Patuá de samba
Patuá...
O Africano e o Patuá de samba
Patuá, Patuá...
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