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In case anyone's wondering, this song by Os Tincoãs has lyrics that relate to typical afro-brazilian religions, in this case, candomblé. It is a yoruba-based religion hundreds of years old which arrived in Brazil in its colonization process. Names like "Iansã" (also known as Oyá), "Xangô" and "Yemanjá" are some of the most well-known orixás (Orisás), as they are called. They are mystical, powerful figures in yoruba religions, including candomblé and umbanda (a brazilian religion founded in the 20th century). It is indeed a song with a lot of cultural power into it, and it is really worth getting deeper into this topic.
Ótima explicação é uma pena que haja ainda no Brasil tanto preconceito contra as religiões afro- brasileiras que possuem seus aspectos culturais singulares como qualquer outra.
@@jgb6185 seriously? i mean, don't fuck with my feelings, if this is a joke im very dissappointed. If not otherwise u will make me very very happy :)~ +1
tava dormindo um dia com o fone e tocando umas musicas, do nada essa musica comeca a tocar e eu acordo. Fico ouvindo sem entender como fui parar nela, mas até hoje eu ouço. Eu sou agnostico.
This song was based in candomblé music, candomblé is a religion with african origin and came to Brazil with the slaves who were brought here by the portugueses, If u guys like It, know that this masterpiece is basecaly created by africans and afro-brazilians, enjoy our culture, It is much more than samba music, and Sorry for the terrible english
I accidentally found this song while searching for another song. I couldn't find the song I was looking for, but I'm very, very happy that I found this beautiful song. Hello from Turkey! 🇹🇷 🇧🇷
Recuerdo una de las primeras veces que escuche esta canción, estaba en un playlist y yo viajaba en autobús por una zona llena de montañas(la rumorosa) sentía cómo las montañas hablaban el mismo lenguaje, fue un momento muy profundo para mi.
A translation to english in comments section is a little bit litteral, so let me help you: Orixá: God and goddess Aruanda: Spiritual world Iansã: orixá (goddess) of winds and storms Gira: A connection between medium and orixás, and a ritual Xango: God of Justice, fire, lightning and thunder Iemanjá: Mother of the water, goddess of love, patroness of the fisherman Yê: Mother
I was extremely depressed today and my spirit felt broken. This helped breathe life back into me and revive my dying flames for life.please do not stop making spiritual powerful music that returns joy and strength to those fighting to find joy , peace and strength in a chaotic and often treacherous world.
Hope this might help understanding some of these terms. ARUANDA - An utopian place - the paradise of lost freedom, a citadel that would orbit the ionosphere of planet Earth in a spiritual dimension of transition. SARAVA- It's an interjection used as a from of greeting and was constituted from the speech of the slaves of Bantu origin to pronounce the word "to save". XANGÔ- He's the orixá of justice , dance, manly strenght ,of number, of lightning and fire, of the feast and music; represents the need and the joy of living, the intensity of life, the masculine beauty, the passion, the intelligence and the riches. IANSÃ - Female umbanda warrior goddes and Xangô's wife. She's the orixá of winds and lightnings, commands the storms and also the spirit of the dead. Iansã also means "the mother of the rosy sky" or "the mother of the evening" so the rose her collor par excellence. She is closer to the lands consecrated traditionally to man, since she is present both on the battlefields ,where the great fights are solved ,and on the paths full of risk and adventure - in short ,it is always far from home; she does not like household chores. She is extremely sensual, falls in love frequently ,and the multiplicity of partners is a constant in her. So, she is also the orixá of passion. IEMANJÁ- She is the orixá associated with rivers ,female fertility, maternity and primarily the process of the genesis of Àiyé (world) and the continuity of life. In Brazil she is known as "Queen of the sea", a its also worshiped by non-umbanda followers. They are part of a religion Umbanda was created in Brasil in the beggining of the XX century by a combination of African traditions with Catholicism , Spiritism , and Indigenous American beliefs Typicallt, it is followed by afro-descendants and because of that , it faced a lot of prejudice, including police repression from the 20s to the 50s. It still faces a lot of prejudice nowadays. Umbanda has many branches, in common they share the cult of ancestral entities and spirits associated with diverse deities, which may belong to Catholicism , African cults, Hindus, Arabs, among others In spite od different slopes there are some concepts fond that are common to all, these being. - A unique and omnipresent dod, called Olorum or Zambi. -Belief in the Deities or "Orixás" -Belief in the existence of guides or spiritual entities -The immortality of the soul -Belief in ancestors -Reincarnation -The karma -Law of cause and effect by which the Umbandists pay the Good received with the good and the Evil with the divine justice . They are also based on obedience to the basic teachings of human values, such as fraternity, charity and respect for others. Besides these these precepts are also the need of the mediumistic practice as for example serving as "apparatus" (the medium) to enable the communication between spirits and orixás with humans. VIVA O BRASIL! VIVA A CULTURA POPULAR! FORA BOLSONARO GENOCIDA!
Em pensar que a nossa música nos anos 60 com os sambas afros do Vinicius e anos 70 com os Tincoãs faziam sucesso. Hj em dia isso é impensável, só porque são temas afros. Ficou lindo demais. Os Tincoãs eternamente fantásticos.
ruth claudia A música Ginga da cantora Iza tem sido editada/boicotada em programas de TV por conter palavras como mandinga ,é rir pra não chorar com essas coisas ridículas
Helenna Gavinha Barbosa É muito triste isso acontecer num país mestiço como o nosso. Aonde a riqueza cultural está nessa mistura. Fico também bastante triste com isso.
Mas o problema esta nas grandes massas da midia que só divulgam porcaria meu jovem... não tem haver com Ser afro ou não se é que me entende... Abraço :)
The Slaves from África brought their religion to brazil, as they did in other american countrys (in cuba with santería , in Haití and new Orleans with vodoo etc), Their religion syncretized with catholicism and was influenced by some native traditions creating something new. Candombe and umbanda from which these song is remixed are afrobrazilian religions not african.
I don’t know how and when I came across this song but there’s something about it that transcends my understanding of physical reality and somehow proves, at least to me, the existence of some immaterial realm
Meu pai veio da Aruanda e a nossa mãe é Iansã. Meu pai veio da Aruanda e a nossa mãe é Iansã. Ô, gira, deixa a gira girar. Ô, gira, deixa a gira girar. Ô, gira, deixa a gira girar. Ô, gira, deixa a gira girar. Deixa a gira girar... Saravá, Iansã! É Xangô e Iemanjá, iê. Deixa a gira girar... Meu pai veio da Aruanda e a nossa mãe é Iansã. Meu pai veio da Aruanda e a nossa mãe é Iansã. Ô, gira, deixa a gira girar. Ô, gira, deixa a gira girar. Ô, gira, deixa a gira girar. Ô, gira, deixa a gira girar. Ô, gira, deixa a gira girar. Ô, gira, deixa a gira girar. Ô, gira, deixa a gira girar. Ô, gira, deixa a gira girar.
There's a very good explanation at the comment section of the original song video: th-cam.com/video/zrymjzHlYEw/w-d-xo.html&lc=UgzGZg_bj8W-RB8qW5d4AaABAg.8ce43b7fv8n8fPGU79mbAI "my english is poor, sorry any grammar error. This is a religious song linked to 'Candomblé': a brazilian cult that mixes catholicism and african rituals. Lyrics are in portuguese and in some african languages. I'll tag it. [Portuguese] Meu pai veio de Aruanda, e a nossa mãe é Iansã. [English] My father comes from Aruanda (like 'Heaven' in afro-brazilian cults) and our mother is Iansã (brazilian name for the african orisa 'Oya'). [Portuguese] "O Gira, deixa a gira girar" [English] This verse mades a challenge in order to be translated, because it is a pun: 'gira' is how we name some afro-brazilian ritual (from Kimbundu 'njira', that means 'way') and means also 'turn' in second and third person of present tense while 'girar (or girá)' means 'to turn'. I would translate it as 'Oh! dance and make the ritual goes on'. [Portuguese] Saravá, Iansã! [English] Salute, Oyá! [Portuguese] É Xangô e Iemanjá, iê [Meaning] Simply a mention in honor to the orisas Xangô ( lord of justice, thunder and fire) and Iemanjá ( queen of salty waters) [Sacred verses in some african language, I can't translate] "Zambi, rô, Zambi Zambi na qua tê sá Baquice, baquice, batabaquice de Orixá Kylê ibai, toté de maiungá Xê cumarô loxê kulundu loxê keto tá sôto Atotô, oba!""
Euthalia G My father came from Aruanda and our mother is Iansã My father came from Aruanda and our mother is Lansã Oh, spin, let it spin Oh, spin, let it spin Oh, spin, let it spin Oh, spin, let it spin Let the spinning spin Saravá, Iansã! It's Xangô and Iemanjá, yeah Let the spinning spin Oh, spin, let it spin Oh, spin, let it spin Oh, spin, let it spin Oh, spin, let it spin Oh, spin, let it spin Oh, spin, let it spin Oh, spin, let it spin Oh, spin, let it spin
Kept listening to this song yesterday to set the mood for my ayahuasca ceremony, and when I went to a café this morning to journal about my experience, this song started playing… got chills
The album art... The song... Im in love. This is exactly why I trust Google with all of my personal data, banking info, location at all times, and darkest secrets. Thanks TH-cam for the recommendation.
This song to me, is about reaching for something and never quite getting there. Knowing you will never get there, yet knowing that reaching for it is the closest you can get to it, so it still feels great in the attempt.
This music is sacred, from a religion called Candomblé, and the language is portuguese mixed with yorubà. The name of the original band is Tincoãs, and I hope that you are paying the royaties of these 49 million views to them.
@Sean Muldoon when people say "its hitting us pretty badly" they mean "its effecting us pretty badly" so in this context he's saying the beat has more effect on him than quarentine
Como eu vi em um comentário, a gente não procura por essa música, ela aparece quando a gente precisa. A primeira vez que eu ouvi, no modo aleatório do youtube, fiquei arrepiada.
Aqui no Brasil a nossa cultura é extremamente rica, linda e extensa... Infelizmente metade da nossa população não valoriza ou não conhece (muito menos tenta conhecer) nossas próprias raízes.
One day I was in class and my teacher put a video and this was in his recomendation ( as "watch again"). It called my attetion and I searched for this, I fell in love with the song instantly and it was perfect because it reminded me of him. Now I haven't seen him since I graduated and everytime I listen to this song I think about him. I miss him very much, you can't imagine.
This song make my want to dance freely and to release any bottled up emotion or energy I have stuck within my soul. Blessings to those who are fortunate to enjoy this vibration
Putting it into words is difficult yet words all we just have... there's a moment where your soul remain silent and next instant something touches it so deeply that body moves without adhering to permission from the mind. It dances, flows and remain with the rhythm, showing no affection to the outer world, a place where mesmerizing things could happen.
Whoever put this together, thank you. Definitely on my top ten list of favorite videos on TH-cam. She’s such a tremendous person, doubt there will ever be anyone quite like her. Her journey in life has been one I’ve enjoyed learning about. So much devotion, talent, and versatility to every role she took on.
Crazy to see that a neighbor of mine and colleague from the same middle school here in Niterói city, Rio de Janeiro, hit 11 million views. Incredible song, João! miss some insane parties with you and Yule on the tracks. Keep up the insane work!
discovered this song when my grandfather died in February 2019, it helped me a lot grieving from the pain it brought to me. now I just listen to it being melancholic and appeased. thank you ❤️
J'ai perdu un ami cher il y a deux jours.. . Cette chanson est pour moi à jamais associée à lui. Il sera toujours dans nos cœurs. 💔💞 Puisses til veillez sur nous et que les anges l'accueillent et prenne soin de lui
Lyrics in English: My father came from Aruanda and our mother is Iansã My father came from Aruanda and our mother is Iansã Oh, "gira", let the gira spin Oh, spin, let the spinning spin Oh, spin, let the spinning spin {Ps: "gira" means literally spin (imperative verb) or spinning (substantive), but it can be also a religious term, so it's like a pun} Oh, spin, let it spin Let the spinning spin Saravá, Iansã! It's Xangô and Iemanjá, yeah Let the spinning spin Oh, spin, let it spin Oh, spin, let it spin Oh, spin, let it spin Oh, spin, let it spin Oh, spin, let it spin Oh, spin, let it spin Oh, spin, let it spin Oh, spin, let it spin Some words can't be translated because they are religious/cultural terms 😉 Some guys have made a very good job explainning them, please see the meaning in the commentaries below. And of course this translated version will never be as poethic as the original one, so please, don't waste your time complaining 💜
it's portuguese from brazil and actually what he says " Oh gira deixa a gira girar" translates to , imo, "Oh spin, let that beauty spin" cause "gira" in portuguese means spin but also beautifull girl so its like a word game
Its portuguese from Brazil, those terms refers to the religion UMBANDA. "spin" is "gira" and its how we call the rite. Iansã, Iemanjá and Xango are entities in work for god. Axé my brother! Bless you brother!
I had the meanest anxiety attack I've had in a while, and in between this song and my dog I've been able to calm down and quiet down my thoughts. Thank you for such beautiful song ❤
You are not alone. Thank you for sharing from someone who needed to see this. I suffer from crippling panic attacks and reading someone else’s experiences helped me feel that I am not alone. Thank you.
3 years now that this song follow me everywhere: my travels, my moments of sadness , happyness, shared love and deception... But it hits different now during this pandemic, because it's just a intense parfume and smell of the past
essa musica surgiu no momento mais aleatorio da minha vida em uma play lista de english com french e eu sou brasileira, estava literalmente PRECISANDO dessa energia, dessa musica, dessa luz e bença que essa musica tras pra nós...obrigada mais uma vez destino
Iê, ô Iê, ô Ih, iô Meu pai veio da Aruanda e a nossa mãe é Iansã Meu pai veio da Aruanda e a nossa mãe é Iansã Ô, gira, deixa a gira girá Ô, gira, deixa a gira girá Ô, gira, deixa a gira girá Ô, gira, deixa a gira girá Deixa a gira girá... Saravá, Iansã! É Xangô e Iemanjá, iê Deixa a gira girá Iê...durururururu, lá, lálailá, lálaiálá "Zambi, rô, Zambi Zambi na qua tê sá Baquice, baquice, batabaquice de Orixá Kylê ibai, toté de maiungá Xê cumarô loxê kulundu loxê keto tá sôto Atotô, oba!"
Iê, ô. Iê, ô. Ih, iô. Meu pai veio da Aruanda e a nossa mãe é Iansã. Meu pai veio da Aruanda e a nossa mãe é Iansã. Ô, gira, deixa a gira girá. Ô, gira, deixa a gira girá. Ô, gira, deixa a gira girá. Ô, gira, deixa a gira girá. Deixa a gira girá... Saravá, Iansã! É Xangô e Iemanjá, iê. Deixa a gira girá... Iê... durururururu, lá, lálailá, lálaiálá. "Zambi, rô, Zambi Zambi na qua tê sá Baquice, baquice, batabaquice de Orixá Kylê ibai, toté de maiungá Xê cumarô loxê kulundu loxê keto tá sôto…
While listening to this song my daughter (3,5 years ) told me : “ mum, look outside, the world is really beautiful” What else can I say about this song ?
gente, eu estava fumando cigarro na hora e essa música começou a tocar no aleatório do meu celular, eu logo de cara reconheci da onde era. Pois sou filha de santo de uma casa de Umbanda. Achei lindo demais, ficou perfeito.
Gente,que achado! Pelo amour da Deusa, tô até emocionada KKK as minhas entidades psicodélicas estão qse baixando aqui!!! Gratidão por essa versão trance dental
Every bone in my body is dancing. Really wondering how many times I will be speachless after listening to this song. Feels like touch of god. Thanks for this masterpiece.
I have no idea how this song appeared in my automatic recommended playlist, but it stopped me in my tracks. Loved the comments mentioning this music finds a way into you - I'm glad to have been one of the chosen ones. Have a great day, my dear music lovers
I came across this song a few weeks ago and I listen to it every single day!!! Thank you for making this music to my hears that it can't get enough! I can never get tired of hearing this! Gracias!! :)
Translation Meu pai veio de Aruanda e a nossa mãe é Iansã My father comes from Aruanda/Heaven/Paradise, and our mother is Iansã (a title of the goddess Oyá, "mother of the evening") Ô, gira, deixa a gira girar Ô, Gira, let Gira "Spin" (here we have a "joke" in relation to the sound and that alludes to several aspects of the Afro-Brazilian cult, mainly Candomblé: "Ô, Gira" refers to Pomba Gira, corruption of the Bantu deity, Pambu "Njila", the Nkisi who acts as an intermediary between living/earthly beings and other gods/deities (Pomba Gira is also in Umbanda, but is a female spiritual entity who has already had an earthly life and who comes to advise and help those who are still incarnated), "Deixa a Gira", Gira here refers to the spiritual current/chain, the cult, that is happening at the present moment. "Girar" in Portuguese means "Spin", but in this sense it is a request for the deity or entity to help the cult to happen and for it to be answered. Deixa a gira girar Let the gira spins Saravá, Iansã Hail, Iansã (Mother of the evening) É Xangô e Iemanjá, iê It's Xangô/Sango (God of Justice) and Iemanjá/Yemaya/Yemoja (Goddess of Water, Mother of "all heads", normally associated with the sea in Brasil) Deixa a gira girar Let gira spins Zambi, rô, Zambi God, please (interjection/calling), God Zambi na qua tê sá The "God" that is here (Nzambi/Zambi is the deity of creation) Baquice, baquice, batabaquice de Orixá Drumming, drumbeat of the Orishas (the Orishas are invoked through their sacred sounds of drums) Kylê ibai, toté de maiungá Greetings to the "house" (temple), rite of Maiungá (Maiunga/Maionga is a bath that is done for the purification of the person who is starting in the cult) Xê cumarô loxê kulundu loxê keto tá sôto I greet with respect, I praise the sacred Atotô, Oba, ê "Silence", Lord/King, "so be it" (Atotô is greeting made for the deity Obaluae/Obaluaye -> "Oba" is a title that means Lord or King; "Olu", means Ruler; Aye means World, Earth, Life , the one who brings cure and healing, but also diseases. Also known in Brasil as Omolu) ***This part refers to a prayer (with approximate translation), it is done mainly in Kikongo. In Candomble (and also in Umbanda) there was influence firstly from the beliefs of the Bantu people, only later there were syncretisms with Yoruba and Fon beliefs
Spin the beauty of life and greets from Germany.. so thankfull for different cultures, languages and music which sound in every ear familiar..its love!
I can’t stop listening to this song and this group. Such potent sounds, rhythms, experiments and the lyrics or sayings even though I don’t quite understand it fully, it sets something aglow in my body.
if this music were a food, sure would be a nice cake in the break fast at a sunday morning, or could be a vodka at a friday night lost in a city you've never been before. Brasil é noix
Esta música se puso en mi lista de reproducción de TH-cam sin querer y sin haberla escuchado antes o un ritmo similar … realmente es algo mágico, me hipnotizó y pegó muy fuerte, no se que tiene pero me hace vibrar
When i hear this song i close my eyes and imagine that i'm in Spain in a small cafe hidden by the busy roads, it's a warm summer evening with a cool breeze and the sun is slowly going away to give his turn to the moon which will transform the cafe into a bar. There, will be people holding their drinks,calmly talking and later on slow dancing and laughing together while the night keeps on going with this song in the backround...how i wish
Dia 10/03/2023, aproximadamente às 16:45, data em que conheci essa obra de arte. Voltarei aqui quantas vezes forem necessárias para relembrar essa descoberta.❤
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In case anyone's wondering, this song by Os Tincoãs has lyrics that relate to typical afro-brazilian religions, in this case, candomblé. It is a yoruba-based religion hundreds of years old which arrived in Brazil in its colonization process. Names like "Iansã" (also known as Oyá), "Xangô" and "Yemanjá" are some of the most well-known orixás (Orisás), as they are called. They are mystical, powerful figures in yoruba religions, including candomblé and umbanda (a brazilian religion founded in the 20th century). It is indeed a song with a lot of cultural power into it, and it is really worth getting deeper into this topic.
Thanks a lot ! Didn't learned that in school and it's a shame
thanks
IM literraly stunned. Hwo to find more in this topic and songs similar to this?
Tnks from Italy❤️
Ótima explicação é uma pena que haja ainda no Brasil tanto preconceito contra as religiões afro- brasileiras que possuem seus aspectos culturais singulares como qualquer outra.
Sometimes I feel that music finds you, and does exactly what you need it to do. This is so beautiful I wish I had it on Vinyl
im gonna release soon on vinyl stay tuned!!!
@@jgb6185 seriously? i mean, don't fuck with my feelings, if this is a joke im very dissappointed. If not otherwise u will make me very very happy :)~ +1
j g b please post purchase URL as soon as you can ❤️
Sebastian Wilger yess same man
This song definitely just found me
Minha dica é: não procure por essa música, ela vai aparecer sozinha no momento certo da tua vida.
Exatamente o que aconteceu comigo.
E é um ponto lindo❤😍
Cê loko o mano é um mago
Certo! Assim cheguei aqui.
tava dormindo um dia com o fone e tocando umas musicas, do nada essa musica comeca a tocar e eu acordo. Fico ouvindo sem entender como fui parar nela, mas até hoje eu ouço. Eu sou agnostico.
This song was based in candomblé music, candomblé is a religion with african origin and came to Brazil with the slaves who were brought here by the portugueses, If u guys like It, know that this masterpiece is basecaly created by africans and afro-brazilians, enjoy our culture, It is much more than samba music, and Sorry for the terrible english
Thank you for the info. ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you
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I accidentally found this song while searching for another song. I couldn't find the song I was looking for, but I'm very, very happy that I found this beautiful song.
Hello from Turkey! 🇹🇷 🇧🇷
Recuerdo una de las primeras veces que escuche esta canción, estaba en un playlist y yo viajaba en autobús por una zona llena de montañas(la rumorosa) sentía cómo las montañas hablaban el mismo lenguaje, fue un momento muy profundo para mi.
jajajaja qué bruto piensa que las montañas hablan jajaja
Yo probe con esa musica la Lsd ,q tal viaje que me metí
@@Nvargas31 es naturaleza, las montañas tienen memoria
@@Nvargas31 Que mente tan pobre y limitada
Saludos, vivo en Mexicali!
Essa música toca na playlist no meu trabalho aqui na Inglaterra, eu fiquei CHOCADA quando ouvi, não acreditava kkkkkkkk muito top!
Europeus gostam das vertentes eletrônicas das mais variadas
Aqui em São Paulo toca Anitta........triste mas é verdade
Me arruma um emprego aí hahaha
Os caras sabem o que é bom.
Senhor! Hahahha
A translation to english in comments section is a little bit litteral, so let me help you:
Orixá: God and goddess
Aruanda: Spiritual world
Iansã: orixá (goddess) of winds and storms
Gira: A connection between medium and orixás, and a ritual
Xango: God of Justice, fire, lightning and thunder
Iemanjá: Mother of the water, goddess of love, patroness of the fisherman
Yê: Mother
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Thanks , now I feel the infinity sounds, I'm feeling on the sky. I am so proud about it.
muito massa, man
Yeah.big up.. Thanx a lot ((( =
thank you. I was reallry disapointed about all this bad translation. sorry for my bad english
Estava no carro chorando pensando como ia sair de uma situação ($$$) e cai nessa música. Fui transportada pra um outro mundo!
I was extremely depressed today and my spirit felt broken. This helped breathe life back into me and revive my dying flames for life.please do not stop making spiritual powerful music that returns joy and strength to those fighting to find joy , peace and strength in a chaotic and often treacherous world.
Preach 🙏🏼
Same, had depresso, now drinking some espresooooo
i hope you are in a better place than where you were 7 mos ago
Just exactly what I did. Dance to this with my palo santo.
Axé
Ah Brasil, você tem tanta beleza para mostrar ao mundo! ❤️
sim
Fico tão feliz em ver tem uma música do skin shape q se chama sua alma tbm com uma voz de brasileira mto boa nesse estilo mais ou menos
Enamorado de Brasil
@@franciellidomingues6011 Meter um "skin shape" para responder um comentário exaltando a cultura brasileira é, no mínimo, contraditório.
Hope this might help understanding some of these terms.
ARUANDA - An utopian place - the paradise of lost freedom, a citadel that would orbit the ionosphere of planet Earth in a spiritual dimension of transition.
SARAVA- It's an interjection used as a from of greeting and was constituted from the speech of the slaves of Bantu origin to pronounce the word "to save".
XANGÔ- He's the orixá of justice , dance, manly strenght ,of number, of lightning and fire, of the feast and music; represents the need and the joy of living, the intensity of life, the masculine beauty, the passion, the intelligence and the riches.
IANSÃ - Female umbanda warrior goddes and Xangô's wife. She's the orixá of winds and lightnings, commands the storms and also the spirit of the dead. Iansã also means "the mother of the rosy sky" or "the mother of the evening" so the rose her collor par excellence. She is closer to the lands consecrated traditionally to man, since she is present both on the battlefields ,where the great fights are solved ,and on the paths full of risk and adventure - in short ,it is always far from home; she does not like household chores. She is extremely sensual, falls in love frequently ,and the multiplicity of partners is a constant in her. So, she is also the orixá of passion.
IEMANJÁ- She is the orixá associated with rivers ,female fertility, maternity and primarily the process of the genesis of Àiyé (world) and the continuity of life. In Brazil she is known as "Queen of the sea", a its also worshiped by non-umbanda followers.
They are part of a religion Umbanda was created in Brasil in the beggining of the XX century by a combination of African traditions with Catholicism , Spiritism , and Indigenous American beliefs Typicallt, it is followed by afro-descendants and because of that , it faced a lot of prejudice, including police repression from the 20s to the 50s. It still faces a lot of prejudice nowadays.
Umbanda has many branches, in common they share the cult of ancestral entities and spirits associated with diverse deities, which may belong to Catholicism , African cults, Hindus, Arabs, among others In spite od different slopes there are some concepts fond that are common to all, these being.
- A unique and omnipresent dod, called Olorum or Zambi.
-Belief in the Deities or "Orixás"
-Belief in the existence of guides or spiritual entities
-The immortality of the soul
-Belief in ancestors
-Reincarnation
-The karma
-Law of cause and effect by which the Umbandists pay the Good received with the good and the Evil with the divine justice .
They are also based on obedience to the basic teachings of human values, such as fraternity, charity and respect for others. Besides these these precepts are also the need of the mediumistic practice as for example serving as "apparatus" (the medium) to enable the communication between spirits and orixás with humans.
VIVA O BRASIL! VIVA A CULTURA POPULAR! FORA BOLSONARO GENOCIDA!
AEEEE CARALHO, VAMO QUE O GENOCIDA AINDA CAI!!!!!!!!!! ps: muito boa descrição bicho, bem explicado, foda.
Amei sua explicação! FORA GENOCIDA!
@@mariaeduardavicaricarlin7753 What's all this about Genocide? I'm out of the loop.
Man you just mind the fuck out of me
Thank you Thiago. Very nice!
To passando por dias difíceis e ela me apareceu do nada mesmo nao sendo minha religião eu to amando a energia que ela trás..
🚀🍀🌻
Realmente, ela acalenta. Traz uma energia muito boa!
💪💪💪
Tbm
Essa música não tem religião
Tem cultura!
CARALHO COMO UMA MUSICA PODE SER TAO BOA?????? quando escuto ela é como se eu sentisse uma sintonia com o universo inexplicável
concordo
Eiiiita Gabrieeeeel gahahaha so o CARALHO mesmo né? Hahahah concordo sim, entra bem no osso.
Orgulho de minha cultura! 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Em pensar que a nossa música nos anos 60 com os sambas afros do Vinicius e anos 70 com os Tincoãs faziam sucesso. Hj em dia isso é impensável, só porque são temas afros. Ficou lindo demais. Os Tincoãs eternamente fantásticos.
ruth claudia A música Ginga da cantora Iza tem sido editada/boicotada em programas de TV por conter palavras como mandinga ,é rir pra não chorar com essas coisas ridículas
Brutalement espiritual! Lindo
Helenna Gavinha Barbosa É muito triste isso acontecer num país mestiço como o nosso. Aonde a riqueza cultural está nessa mistura. Fico também bastante triste com isso.
poxa que triste... por favor, me indica uns sons afro brasileiros atuais? :)
Mas o problema esta nas grandes massas da midia que só divulgam porcaria meu jovem... não tem haver com Ser afro ou não se é que me entende... Abraço :)
Esse edit passa uma vibe tão mística, me leva à outro lugar, é incrível
That's something Salvador Dali would listen.
a magnetic song : spiritual, intimate, rhythmic, relaxing, evocative. it's pure magic!
love your description!
For those who don't know this song is based on a chant derived from african religious rituals. The musicality is on another level here.
That's beautiful
¿Tienes informacióm sobre esos rituales?
@@canela181205 candomble/umbanda
@@canela181205 its brazilian folk religiion, candomblé and umbanda are the names
The Slaves from África brought their religion to brazil, as they did in other american countrys (in cuba with santería , in Haití and new Orleans with vodoo etc), Their religion syncretized with catholicism and was influenced by some native traditions creating something new. Candombe and umbanda from which these song is remixed are afrobrazilian religions not african.
Essa música apareceu aleatoriamente em um dia péssimo e meu coração chorou de alegria e contagiou meu dia de alegria . Gratidão universo.
Same!
I don’t know how and when I came across this song but there’s something about it that transcends my understanding of physical reality and somehow proves, at least to me, the existence of some immaterial realm
Totally. Do u know that this song talks about spirituality? It's beautiful that you feel it even without understanding the lyrics
Cheers from finland
Pojdi spat raje
Meu pai veio da Aruanda e a nossa mãe é Iansã.
Meu pai veio da Aruanda e a nossa mãe é Iansã.
Ô, gira, deixa a gira girar.
Ô, gira, deixa a gira girar.
Ô, gira, deixa a gira girar.
Ô, gira, deixa a gira girar.
Deixa a gira girar...
Saravá, Iansã!
É Xangô e Iemanjá, iê.
Deixa a gira girar...
Meu pai veio da Aruanda e a nossa mãe é Iansã.
Meu pai veio da Aruanda e a nossa mãe é Iansã.
Ô, gira, deixa a gira girar.
Ô, gira, deixa a gira girar.
Ô, gira, deixa a gira girar.
Ô, gira, deixa a gira girar.
Ô, gira, deixa a gira girar.
Ô, gira, deixa a gira girar.
Ô, gira, deixa a gira girar.
Ô, gira, deixa a gira girar.
translation?
thanks
There's a very good explanation at the comment section of the original song video:
th-cam.com/video/zrymjzHlYEw/w-d-xo.html&lc=UgzGZg_bj8W-RB8qW5d4AaABAg.8ce43b7fv8n8fPGU79mbAI
"my english is poor, sorry any grammar error. This is a religious song linked to 'Candomblé': a brazilian cult that mixes catholicism and african rituals.
Lyrics are in portuguese and in some african languages. I'll tag it.
[Portuguese]
Meu pai veio de Aruanda, e a nossa mãe é Iansã.
[English]
My father comes from Aruanda (like 'Heaven' in afro-brazilian cults) and our mother is Iansã (brazilian name for the african orisa 'Oya').
[Portuguese]
"O Gira, deixa a gira girar"
[English]
This verse mades a challenge in order to be translated, because it is a pun: 'gira' is how we name some afro-brazilian ritual (from Kimbundu 'njira', that means 'way') and means also 'turn' in second and third person of present tense while 'girar (or girá)' means 'to turn'. I would translate it as 'Oh! dance and make the ritual goes on'.
[Portuguese]
Saravá, Iansã!
[English]
Salute, Oyá!
[Portuguese]
É Xangô e Iemanjá, iê
[Meaning]
Simply a mention in honor to the orisas Xangô ( lord of justice, thunder and fire) and Iemanjá ( queen of salty waters)
[Sacred verses in some african language, I can't translate]
"Zambi, rô, Zambi
Zambi na qua tê sá
Baquice, baquice, batabaquice de Orixá
Kylê ibai, toté de maiungá
Xê cumarô loxê kulundu loxê keto tá sôto
Atotô, oba!""
Euthalia G
My father came from Aruanda and our mother is Iansã
My father came from Aruanda and our mother is Lansã
Oh, spin, let it spin
Oh, spin, let it spin
Oh, spin, let it spin
Oh, spin, let it spin
Let the spinning spin
Saravá, Iansã!
It's Xangô and Iemanjá, yeah
Let the spinning spin
Oh, spin, let it spin
Oh, spin, let it spin
Oh, spin, let it spin
Oh, spin, let it spin
Oh, spin, let it spin
Oh, spin, let it spin
Oh, spin, let it spin
Oh, spin, let it spin
Moito obrigado Euthalia G e Denise for the explanation. Thank you so much, encima de ser unha joia musical, tamén aprender cousas.
Kept listening to this song yesterday to set the mood for my ayahuasca ceremony, and when I went to a café this morning to journal about my experience, this song started playing… got chills
Try to find out who is Orixa. This kind of affinity (atraction) is maybe trying to tell you something.
That’s wild
The album art... The song... Im in love. This is exactly why I trust Google with all of my personal data, banking info, location at all times, and darkest secrets. Thanks TH-cam for the recommendation.
RockyM5 lol!! Best comment I’ve seen in quite some time. Thanks for the laugh
Fantastic
oh goodness
*Dance's*
This is the best comment I've ever seen.
I love Brazilian music and it's one of the best I've ever heard
To Brazil with love from Turkiye! 🇹🇷 🇧🇷
This song to me, is about reaching for something and never quite getting there. Knowing you will never get there, yet knowing that reaching for it is the closest you can get to it, so it still feels great in the attempt.
Grande BRAZIL!
Saludos desde COLOMBIA!!
This music is sacred, from a religion called Candomblé, and the language is portuguese mixed with yorubà. The name of the original band is Tincoãs, and I hope that you are paying the royaties of these 49 million views to them.
Como é um remix duvido que seja assim :/
yesss
😊
Cry about it. Nobody cares.
Thank you candomblé is my religion and I appreciate the fact that you mentioned it
Its like drugs
The beat hit me harder than the quarantine... Kidding this is mesmerising!
Can't agree more Joanna , we all are going through it !
Joanna Κat what’s mesmerising?
@@umbertomaglione8527 hipnotizante
I can't stop dancing :):):)
@Sean Muldoon when people say "its hitting us pretty badly" they mean "its effecting us pretty badly" so in this context he's saying the beat has more effect on him than quarentine
O algoritmo me sugeriu isso e eu dei play e tive uma onda de arrepios logo na primeira vez que ouvi. Quase nunca isso tinha acontecido. Só felicidade.
Realmente, o arrepio é inevitável !!!
é os caboclo dizendo: Oi!
esse algoritmo ainda não nos cruzou ahahah
I really love this song. It lifts my spirit very high. The rhythm is really awesome. The combination of sounds....altogether is a fantastic piece.
Música brasileira tenho orgulho de ser brasileiro pq somos ricos culturalmente, viva a arte viva a música!
Nasci e me criei em um meio Cristão-Evangelico...
Porém Amo a Energia que essa Música transmite.
É Algo Inexplicável ♥️🌹🙏🏿.
Somos dois
eu também! é bom demais nao ser ignorante e saber apreciar tal beleza como essa canção ❤
Linda e poderosa essa música, tem uma espiritualidade muito forte envolvida na letra. Me arrepiei quando apareceu de repente essa música.
Como eu vi em um comentário, a gente não procura por essa música, ela aparece quando a gente precisa. A primeira vez que eu ouvi, no modo aleatório do youtube, fiquei arrepiada.
Das giras de terreiros de Umbanda pras giras cósmicas do mundo todo, Iorubá Brasil Axé
Infelizmente no nosso país é marginalizado só porque é africano.
Axé ✊
Axé
Axé
Axé
Quando fico muito triste por tudo o que está acontecendo no Brasil venho aqui buscar forças
forças guerreira.
Ajuda mesmo, pra tudo! É a roda da vida girando.
Aqui no Brasil a nossa cultura é extremamente rica, linda e extensa... Infelizmente metade da nossa população não valoriza ou não conhece (muito menos tenta conhecer) nossas próprias raízes.
This feels very spiritual,as you go longer into the song you want to do is close your eyes and let your mind go
This song is the best one I've ever stumbled upon youtube in a loooooong time. On repeat for 3 days now.
Such a good vibe. 💜
Thats True...
I've only stumbled upon it today and its on for I think 5 hours in a row. I just can't stop :D
Right. MooOooood. 🖤 my weird wander soul feels every best in my core
Try la loba
This song summons my native ancestors
Sensacional! Os Tincoãs têm lindas canções! Este remix ficou fabuloso!!!!
Ý
One day I was in class and my teacher put a video and this was in his recomendation ( as "watch again"). It called my attetion and I searched for this, I fell in love with the song instantly and it was perfect because it reminded me of him. Now I haven't seen him since I graduated and everytime I listen to this song I think about him. I miss him very much, you can't imagine.
write him!
Oww, tell him that this is "his song" now 😌🤘
Viajando por las montañas de Colombia con este play no tiene precio.
Essa música é contagiante, estava inseguro e ansioso, me parei aqui e toda hora escuto
This song make my want to dance freely and to release any bottled up emotion or energy I have stuck within my soul. Blessings to those who are fortunate to enjoy this vibration
Putting it into words is difficult yet words all we just have... there's a moment where your soul remain silent and next instant something touches it so deeply that body moves without adhering to permission from the mind. It dances, flows and remain with the rhythm, showing no affection to the outer world, a place where mesmerizing things could happen.
Haha summed me up perfectly as I was reading your comment!
I remember when I came here and this had like 300k views! Muito bom o reconhecimento ter chegado como eles merecem
Musica brasileira é uma beleza 🇧🇷
Ss!!👍
Finalmente um brasileiro
simmm🇧🇷
Viva a cultura brasileira. Eles reproduzem o que vêem. Eles reproduzem o que vivem. Eles reproduzem o que sentem e o que desejam. Inclusive o funk.
o remix e dum alemao
Whoever put this together, thank you. Definitely on my top ten list of favorite videos on TH-cam. She’s such a tremendous person, doubt there will ever be anyone quite like her. Her journey in life has been one I’ve enjoyed learning about. So much devotion, talent, and versatility to every role she took on.
if god had a playlist, this would be in it
That wouldn't be possible since the lyrics are from afro-brazilian religions not related to god or catholics.
its a part of Creation?! its on-in the printer. the temple of universe-not some joke, Abraham etc.
Well said!
@@henriquefarage2474 if there is only one creator, then the afro-brazilian religions refers to him as well.
@@henriquefarage2474 a umbanda também acredita em deus, os orixás são "manifestações" diversas desse deus.
Crazy to see that a neighbor of mine and colleague from the same middle school here in Niterói city, Rio de Janeiro, hit 11 million views.
Incredible song, João! miss some insane parties with you and Yule on the tracks.
Keep up the insane work!
i miss niteroi
Nikiti the magical city across the bridge
Minha Nikiti! ❤️ miss you forever! Saudades infinitas
Niterói sendo bem representada
Now they have 30 M views !
discovered this song when my grandfather died in February 2019, it helped me a lot grieving from the pain it brought to me. now I just listen to it being melancholic and appeased. thank you ❤️
J'ai perdu un ami cher il y a deux jours.. . Cette chanson est pour moi à jamais associée à lui. Il sera toujours dans nos cœurs. 💔💞 Puisses til veillez sur nous et que les anges l'accueillent et prenne soin de lui
Lyrics in English:
My father came from Aruanda and our mother is Iansã
My father came from Aruanda and our mother is Iansã
Oh, "gira", let the gira spin
Oh, spin, let the spinning spin
Oh, spin, let the spinning spin
{Ps: "gira" means literally spin (imperative verb) or spinning (substantive), but it can be also a religious term, so it's like a pun}
Oh, spin, let it spin
Let the spinning spin
Saravá, Iansã!
It's Xangô and Iemanjá, yeah
Let the spinning spin
Oh, spin, let it spin
Oh, spin, let it spin
Oh, spin, let it spin
Oh, spin, let it spin
Oh, spin, let it spin
Oh, spin, let it spin
Oh, spin, let it spin
Oh, spin, let it spin
Some words can't be translated because they are religious/cultural terms 😉 Some guys have made a very good job explainning them, please see the meaning in the commentaries below.
And of course this translated version will never be as poethic as the original one, so please, don't waste your time complaining 💜
Thnk u 4 ur trnslation
What language is this, and also what do those terms roughly mean?
it's portuguese from brazil
and actually what he says " Oh gira deixa a gira girar" translates to , imo, "Oh spin, let that beauty spin" cause "gira" in portuguese means spin but also beautifull girl so its like a word game
Its portuguese from Brazil, those terms refers to the religion UMBANDA. "spin" is "gira" and its how we call the rite. Iansã, Iemanjá and Xango are entities in work for god. Axé my brother! Bless you brother!
Yolo Fesh what religion
I had the meanest anxiety attack I've had in a while, and in between this song and my dog I've been able to calm down and quiet down my thoughts. Thank you for such beautiful song ❤
You are not alone. Thank you for sharing from someone who needed to see this. I suffer from crippling panic attacks and reading someone else’s experiences helped me feel that I am not alone. Thank you.
3 years now that this song follow me everywhere: my travels, my moments of sadness , happyness, shared love and deception... But it hits different now during this pandemic, because it's just a intense parfume and smell of the past
The answer is lower ( but only step 2 and 3):
- listen to this song
- let the universe do its thing
essa musica surgiu no momento mais aleatorio da minha vida em uma play lista de english com french e eu sou brasileira, estava literalmente PRECISANDO dessa energia, dessa musica, dessa luz e bença que essa musica tras pra nós...obrigada mais uma vez destino
Iê, ô
Iê, ô
Ih, iô
Meu pai veio da Aruanda e a nossa mãe é Iansã
Meu pai veio da Aruanda e a nossa mãe é Iansã
Ô, gira, deixa a gira girá
Ô, gira, deixa a gira girá
Ô, gira, deixa a gira girá
Ô, gira, deixa a gira girá
Deixa a gira girá...
Saravá, Iansã!
É Xangô e Iemanjá, iê
Deixa a gira girá
Iê...durururururu, lá, lálailá, lálaiálá
"Zambi, rô, Zambi
Zambi na qua tê sá
Baquice, baquice, batabaquice de Orixá
Kylê ibai, toté de maiungá
Xê cumarô loxê kulundu loxê keto tá sôto
Atotô, oba!"
Esse final o que quer dizer?
Gracias 😊
what does it mean?
@@beatrizcardoso9129 dizeres de umbanda, reza, prece... Chame do que quiser ❤️
@@lucifyaah lyrics
Just discovered this song and it's a winner!!!
Sizwe Mkhize uijj0
it's a winner!!!
Yeah! It's a perfect song!
you have great TASTE IN MUSIC this is simply sublime
you didn't discover it, it found you T^T
Iê, ô.
Iê, ô.
Ih, iô.
Meu pai veio da Aruanda e a nossa mãe é Iansã.
Meu pai veio da Aruanda e a nossa mãe é Iansã.
Ô, gira, deixa a gira girá.
Ô, gira, deixa a gira girá.
Ô, gira, deixa a gira girá.
Ô, gira, deixa a gira girá.
Deixa a gira girá...
Saravá, Iansã!
É Xangô e Iemanjá, iê.
Deixa a gira girá...
Iê... durururururu, lá, lálailá, lálaiálá.
"Zambi, rô, Zambi
Zambi na qua tê sá
Baquice, baquice, batabaquice de Orixá
Kylê ibai, toté de maiungá
Xê cumarô loxê kulundu loxê keto tá sôto…
What language is this? Is there a translation maybe
It's portuguese !!!
@@jelle2802 Brazilian Portuguese,with some Yoruba words,its a song about afrobrazilian religion
@@jelle2802 português brasileiro
People with an incredible talent and skill create such masterpieces and bless us. I’m really happy
Mistyc, sensual and ancestral ... Simply: lovely. Greetings from Italy ❤
*ITALIA BELLÍSIMA* 😍🍷🍕🍝🍷🍴🙆💙👍💕👏👏👏👏💓✌
th-cam.com/video/R6c03azTk6g/w-d-xo.html nature spirits into ppl, pure magic
Porco diooooo
questa canzone attrae più italiani di quanto pensassi, buono a sapersi
Saluti dal Brasile!Amo la lingua italiana!
While listening to this song my daughter (3,5 years ) told me : “ mum, look outside, the world is really beautiful”
What else can I say about this song ?
Quite wholesome moment :)
yeah, she sure did
so sweet , having a view of the world , from a kids eyes in the beautiful age of 3 and a half
feel blessed my friend
Ah brother, you are living the live - god is in the details aye, stay safe ( everyone )
@@attomic5319 lmao right
gente, eu estava fumando cigarro na hora e essa música começou a tocar no aleatório do meu celular, eu logo de cara reconheci da onde era. Pois sou filha de santo de uma casa de Umbanda. Achei lindo demais, ficou perfeito.
y'all folks who don't already know Os Tincoãs, go listen to the originals. Great group from Brazil
Gente,que achado! Pelo amour da Deusa, tô até emocionada KKK as minhas entidades psicodélicas estão qse baixando aqui!!!
Gratidão por essa versão trance dental
''entidades psicodélicas'' foi ótimo, eu ri...
kkkkkkk
entidades psicodélicas kkkkk
Aline Alves kkkkk
PORRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA KKKKK AS ENTIDADE PSICODELICA TUDO BAIXANDOO
I feel like i'm listening to all cultures at once.
Every bone in my body is dancing. Really wondering how many times I will be speachless after listening to this song. Feels like touch of god. Thanks for this masterpiece.
Tremendo!!! Tiene una onda espectacular... quisiera ver más o escuchar más remix de este man
Lo mismo digo pero no hay mas temas de él alparecer
J'adore j'adore . pas d'autres mots, juste un instant de pur délice intérieur. 🥰🙏
Is it just me or the beat rolling through every corner inside the back of my head from ear to ear
I don’t understand a word of this but it’s straight up telling me what I need to hear
I have no idea how this song appeared in my automatic recommended playlist, but it stopped me in my tracks. Loved the comments mentioning this music finds a way into you - I'm glad to have been one of the chosen ones. Have a great day, my dear music lovers
I came across this song a few weeks ago and I listen to it every single day!!! Thank you for making this music to my hears that it can't get enough! I can never get tired of hearing this! Gracias!! :)
Such a great song guys! Amazing music 🌈🌈
actually after listening to the original there's really something that cannot be re-captured in this remix, as sublime as it is!!
Translation
Meu pai veio de Aruanda e a nossa mãe é Iansã
My father comes from Aruanda/Heaven/Paradise, and our mother is Iansã (a title of the goddess Oyá, "mother of the evening")
Ô, gira, deixa a gira girar
Ô, Gira, let Gira "Spin" (here we have a "joke" in relation to the sound and that alludes to several aspects of the Afro-Brazilian cult, mainly Candomblé: "Ô, Gira" refers to Pomba Gira, corruption of the Bantu deity, Pambu "Njila", the Nkisi who acts as an intermediary between living/earthly beings and other gods/deities (Pomba Gira is also in Umbanda, but is a female spiritual entity who has already had an earthly life and who comes to advise and help those who are still incarnated), "Deixa a Gira", Gira here refers to the spiritual current/chain, the cult, that is happening at the present moment. "Girar" in Portuguese means "Spin", but in this sense it is a request for the deity or entity to help the cult to happen and for it to be answered.
Deixa a gira girar
Let the gira spins
Saravá, Iansã
Hail, Iansã (Mother of the evening)
É Xangô e Iemanjá, iê
It's Xangô/Sango (God of Justice) and Iemanjá/Yemaya/Yemoja (Goddess of Water, Mother of "all heads", normally associated with the sea in Brasil)
Deixa a gira girar
Let gira spins
Zambi, rô, Zambi
God, please (interjection/calling), God
Zambi na qua tê sá
The "God" that is here (Nzambi/Zambi is the deity of creation)
Baquice, baquice, batabaquice de Orixá
Drumming, drumbeat of the Orishas (the Orishas are invoked through their sacred sounds of drums)
Kylê ibai, toté de maiungá
Greetings to the "house" (temple), rite of Maiungá (Maiunga/Maionga is a bath that is done for the purification of the person who is starting in the cult)
Xê cumarô loxê kulundu loxê keto tá sôto
I greet with respect, I praise the sacred
Atotô, Oba, ê
"Silence", Lord/King, "so be it" (Atotô is greeting made for the deity Obaluae/Obaluaye -> "Oba" is a title that means Lord or King; "Olu", means Ruler; Aye means World, Earth, Life , the one who brings cure and healing, but also diseases. Also known in Brasil as Omolu)
***This part refers to a prayer (with approximate translation), it is done mainly in Kikongo. In Candomble (and also in Umbanda) there was influence firstly from the beliefs of the Bantu people, only later there were syncretisms with Yoruba and Fon beliefs
Thats all I need after a hard day at work.
I wanna share it with the world 😍 everybody should be dancing at this
αθανασια χρ. 847 people wouldn't
you want the same feeling ? go listen Inspector Norse by Todd Terje
πολυ σωστα μιλας φιλη!
athanasia bravo kala les afto to tragoudi ine apithano
Getting weird
Segunda vez que aparece pra mim em um tempo, eu simplesmente amo essa música, mesmo não seguindo a religião eu sinto o poder
Es de esas canciones que te impactan, tú mente junto a pensamientos se unen y es una mezcla de sensaciones y sentimientos owwwww
Lo mejor es escucharla con audífonos y sentir quel sonido juega en cada oído y en el centro de la cabeza.
5 years ago, I wouldn't have thought that people would discover this song, now it's unbelievable 70 million people have listened to it
Spin the beauty of life and greets from Germany.. so thankfull for different cultures, languages and music which sound in every ear familiar..its love!
Thanks
Brazil is Amazing 💚💚
LOVE
I can’t stop listening to this song and this group. Such potent sounds, rhythms, experiments and the lyrics or sayings even though I don’t quite understand it fully, it sets something aglow in my body.
Caralho, que música foda da porra
Nunca nem passou pela minha cabeça que essa música existia
Love from India..
I accidentally clicked on it and I don't regret it
ashishadaa87 me too! 🤙🏻🌝👌🏻
This is brazilian
I did that too 😁
same 😂😂
India is an entire subcontinent, where specifically?
✨ Grato por poder ouvir essa faixa incrível. Que o universo nos proteja durante esses tempos incertos! Saúde a todos!! 🌹
Saúde ❤
It doesn´t matter how many years go by, I always come back to this song
if this music were a food, sure would be a nice cake in the break fast at a sunday morning, or could be a vodka at a friday night lost in a city you've never been before. Brasil é noix
Continuo ad ascoltarla e riascoltarla e ad ascoltarla ancora!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ È Stupenda
I seriously love this song, when I heard it I am so dreaming I love what mind states he shares I think it’s the best song ever.
lisen to NU FOUR SEASON you will looooove it
Nossa só tem comentário gringo
Fiquei feliz por nossa cultura afrodescendente ser tão valorizada mundo a fora😊
same here the blessed algorithm has brought me here - isso e muito lindo - obrigado
Esta música se puso en mi lista de reproducción de TH-cam sin querer y sin haberla escuchado antes o un ritmo similar … realmente es algo mágico, me hipnotizó y pegó muy fuerte, no se que tiene pero me hace vibrar
When i hear this song i close my eyes and imagine that i'm in Spain in a small cafe hidden by the busy roads, it's a warm summer evening with a cool breeze and the sun is slowly going away to give his turn to the moon which will transform the cafe into a bar. There, will be people holding their drinks,calmly talking and later on slow dancing and laughing together while the night keeps on going with this song in the backround...how i wish
God thats just beautiful
Interesting how a remasterized brazilian song, inspired in the African culture, makes you think about Spain. :D
@@alissonf hahahaha yeah kinda odd
@@lndl01 so nice to hear!
@@alissonf 😂😂
Dia 10/03/2023, aproximadamente às 16:45, data em que conheci essa obra de arte. Voltarei aqui quantas vezes forem necessárias para relembrar essa descoberta.❤
acho que já posso considerar isto um clássico, tanta viagem a ouvir isto