Lyrics & Translation
Explore the enduring power of love with Maiara & Maraisa's "Bengala e Crochê." This heartfelt Sertanejo song beautifully captures the essence of a lasting relationship, from the simple joys of daily life to the sweet anticipation of growing old together. Learn how everyday moments and a deep sense of partnership can create a love that truly lasts a lifetime.
Sharing the same comforter
There's your drawer in my closet
There's already makeup and lipstick in your bathroom
I love it when I run to you scared, you're my hero, cockroach killer
And after all that, we laugh
If you've already given me a copy of the key
I think you know what I'm thinking
I want to wake up by your side every morning
Hear your "good morning", a croissant coffee
Two copies of us running in the backyard
The ups and downs of every couple
I want the two of us close together
Until we're very old, cane and crochet
Until the end, you and me
I love it when I run to you scared
You're my hero, cockroach killer
And after all that, we laugh
If you've already given me a copy of the key
I think you know what I'm thinking
I want to wake up by your side every morning
Hear your "good morning", a croissant coffee
Two copies of us running in the backyard
The ups and downs of every couple
I want the two of us close together until we're very old, cane and crochet
Until the end, you and me
I want to wake up by your side every morning
Hear your "good morning", a croissant coffee
Two copies of us running in the backyard
The ups and downs of every couple
I want the two of us close together until we're very old, cane and crochet
Until the end, you and me
Cane & Crochet
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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misturando /miʃtuˈrɐ̃du/ B1 |
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dividindo /dʒiviˈdĩdu/ B1 |
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meias /ˈmajʃ/ A2 |
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edredom /edˈʁedũ/ B2 |
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gaveta /ɡaˈvɛtɐ/ A2 |
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banheiro /bɐˈɲejru/ A2 |
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maquiagem /majˈkɐ̃ʒe/ B2 |
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batom /baˈtõ/ A2 |
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corro /ˈkoʁu/ A2 |
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herói /eˈʁɔj/ B1 |
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matador /mɐtɐˈdoʁ/ B2 |
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risada /ʁiˈzaðɐ/ A2 |
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chave /ˈʃavi/ A2 |
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acordar /akoʁˈdaʁ/ B2 |
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café /kaˈfe/ A1 |
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juntos /ˈʒũtuz/ A2 |
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final /fiˈnaw/ B2 |
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velhinhos /vɛʎiˈɲuʃ/ C1 |
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crochê /kɾoˈʃe/ B2 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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se já estamos misturando as meias
➔ Present continuous tense ('estamos misturando') used here indicates an ongoing action.
➔ The phrase uses **'estamos'** (we are) + the gerund **'misturando'** (mixing) to form the present continuous tense.
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no meu guarda-roupa tem sua gaveta
➔ Use of the verb 'ter' (to have) to indicate possession.
➔ The phrase shows possession using **'tem'** (has), highlighting ownership of 'sua gaveta' (her drawer).
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adoro quando corro pra você assustada
➔ Use of the present tense 'adoro' (I adore) to express love or liking.
➔ The verb **'adoro'** (I adore) shows a strong feeling or affection, used here in the present tense.
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até ficar bem velhinhos bengala e crochê
➔ Use of the future subjunctive or conditional expressing longevity and future continuity.
➔ The phrase **'até ficar bem velhinhos'** uses a subjunctive or future tense to describe the idea of being old together long into the future.
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os altos e baixos de todo casal
➔ Use of the noun phrase 'altos e baixos' to describe ups and downs, with a focus on the collective 'todo casal'.
➔ The phrase **'os altos e baixos'** refers to life's ups and downs, collectively describing the experiences within a relationship.
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eu quero nós dois bem juntinhos
➔ Use of the phrase 'bem juntinhos' (closely together) to express intimacy and desire for closeness.
➔ The adverb **'bem'** (very) combined with **'juntinhos'** (little close ones) emphasizes strong closeness.