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Mestre Bimba - Quem foi teu mestre (Who was you Master)
Song Name:
Quem foi teu mestre (Who was you Master)
By:
Mestre Bimba
Country:
Brazil
Song Local Name:
Not available
Album:
Not available
Link to buy:
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Genre:
folk music of Brazil
,
Brazilian folk music
,
berimbau
,
capoeira
Date Added:
05 Nov 2016
Discovered By:
Martha J. Fernández
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A capoeira song which is played with berimbau by Mestre Bimba. Here is the translation of lyrics in English which is taken from http://www.capoeira-music.net:
Ie who was your master/Boy who was you master/Master was Solomon/Disciple who learn/Master that give lesson/The Master who taught me/Resourcefulness of Conception/To him I owe money/Health and obligation/Secret of St. Cosme/But who knows St. Damian/Friend/Water to drink/Ei Aruandê/Aia friend
Song: Quem foi teu mestre (Who was you Master)
Artist: Mestre Bimba
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Quem foi teu mestre (Who was you Master)
by
Mestre Bimba
is part of folk music tradition in/by Brazil. Folk Music of Brazil is traditionally brother to some other region(s) in the world. If you want to listen to song(s) in the same genre or with the same root with
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