Carinha de Bebê – Bilingual Lyrics Portuguese/English

• By: Ana Castela, DJ Pedro Sampaio

Lyrics & Translation

Dive into the lively world of Brazilian music with "Carinha de Bebê" by Ana Castela and DJ Pedro Sampaio. This song offers a delightful blend of sertanejo and funk, perfect for learning about contemporary Brazilian rhythms and culture while enjoying a catchy tune that celebrates confidence and a carefree spirit.

[English]

In a gallon jug, big hat, pickup truck, dusty and wild

It's the call of the cowgirls

Dressed up sharp, smelling nice, in the cart the dark-skinned guys

It's the call of the cowgirls

I'm coming the way they like

I'm riding my saddle, galloping fast

When we hit the track, they cry

In the car, in the room, you go crazy in the countryside

Hat and baby face

The feature that drives you crazy

Hat and baby face

You like the way I do it

Up, up, little horse

Up, up, little horse

Up, up, little horse, sitting on the blanket

Up, up, little horse

Up, up, little horse

Up, up, little horse, galloping so smoothly

Up, up, little horse

Up, up, little horse

Up, up, little horse, sitting on the blanket

I fell in love with the cowgirl

She’s hooked on the cowboy’s lasso, which is black belt

Hey, hey, hey, wood

Hey, hey, hey, she gallops all night long

Hey, hey, hey, cowgirl, she descends

Hey, hey, hey, wood

Pedro Sampaio, go

...

I'm coming the way they like (Ana Castela)

I'm riding my saddle, galloping (hey)

When we hit the track, they cry

In the car, in the room, you go crazy in the countryside

Hat and baby face

The feature that drives you crazy

Hat and baby face

You like the way I do it, go

Up, up, little horse

Up, up, little horse

Up, up, little horse, galloping so smoothly

Up, up, little horse

Up, up, little horse

Up, up, little horse, galloping so smoothly

Up, up, little horse

Up, up, little horse

Up, up, little horse, sitting on the blanket

...

Pedro Sampaio, go

Cowgirl

Uh, it exploded

...

[Portuguese]

De galão, chapelão, caminhonete, suja de poeira

É o chamado das boiadeira

Trajadona, cheirosona, na carroceira os cara preta

É o chamado das boiadeira

Eu tô chegando do jeitão que eles gosta

Eu tô levando minha cela, galopa

Quando nóis brota na pista eles chora

No carro, no quarto, cê pira na roça

Chapéu e carinha de bebê

O feat que te faz enlouquecer

Chapéu e carinha de bebê

Cê gosta do jeito que eu sei fazer

Upa, upa cavalinho

Upa, upa cavalinho

Upa, upa cavalinho, sentando no macetin'

Upa, upa cavalinho

Upa, upa cavalinho

Upa, upa cavalinho, galopando gostosinho

Upa, upa cavalinho

Upa, upa cavalinho

Upa, upa cavalinho, sentando no macetin'

Me apaixonei na boiadeira

Ela se amarra na laçada dos cowboys que é faixa preta

Tchê, tchê, tchê, madeira

Tchê, tchê, tchê, ela galopa a noite inteira

Tchê, tchê, tchê, de-de-desce boiadeira

Tchê, tchê, tchê, madeira

PE-DRO-SAMPAIO, vai

Eu tô chegando do jeitão que eles gosta (Ana Castela)

Eu tô levando minha cela, galopa (tchê)

Quando nóis brota na pista eles chora

No carro, no quarto, cê pira na roça

Chapéu e carinha de bebê

O feat que te faz enlouquecer

Chapéu e carinha de bebê

Cê gosta do jeito que eu sei fazer, vai

Upa, upa cavalinho

Upa, upa cavalinho

Upa, upa cavalinho, galopando gostosinho

Upa, upa cavalinho

Upa, upa cavalinho

Upa, upa cavalinho, galopando gostosinho

Upa, upa cavalinho

Upa, upa cavalinho

Upa, upa cavalinho, sentando no macetin'

PE-DRO-SAMPAIO, vai

Bo-ia-de-ira

Uh, explodiu

Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
galão /ɡaˈlɐ̃w/ A2	noun - a large container for liquids
caminhonete /kɐmiɲoˈnɛtʃi/ A2	noun - pickup truck
cheirosona /ʃeɪɾoˈzɔnɐ/ B1	adjective - fragrant, having a strong pleasant smell
carinha /kaˈɾiɲɐ/ A1	noun - little face
galopa /ɡaˈlɔpɐ/ A2	verb - to gallop
pista /ˈpista/ A2	noun - track, runway
chora /ˈʃoɾɐ/ A1	verb - to cry
gosta /ˈɡɔstɐ/ A1	verb - to like
apaixonei /apɐiʃoˈnej/ B1	verb - to fall in love
noite /ˈnoj.tʃi/ A1	noun - night
cavalinho /kavaˈliɲu/ A2	noun - little horse
explodiu /ɛksploˈdʒiw/ B1	verb - to explode

Key Grammar Structures

• De galão, chapelão, caminhonete, suja de poeira

  ➔ Preposition "de" indicating origin or material.

  ➔ The phrase uses "de" to describe the qualities associated with the boiadeira lifestyle, implying they come from or are related to these objects. "Suja de poeira" means "dirty with dust", showing the origin of the dirt.

• É o chamado das boiadeira

  ➔ Use of "é" (form of "ser") with "o" (masculine definite article) to identify the following noun phrase.

  ➔ "É o chamado" translates to "It's the call", emphasizing the importance of the boiadeira lifestyle.

• Eu tô chegando do jeitão que eles gosta

  ➔ Use of "tô" (informal contraction of "estou", present progressive of "estar") for ongoing action. Relative clause introduced by "que".

  ➔ "Eu tô chegando" means "I am arriving". The phrase "do jeitão que eles gosta" is a construction indicating the way or style that "they" (eles) like.

• Quando nóis brota na pista eles chora

  ➔ Use of "Quando" (when) to introduce a temporal clause. Informal pronoun "nóis" (instead of "nós").

  ➔ "Quando nóis brota na pista" means "When we show up on the scene/dance floor". "Eles chora" means "they cry", showing the impact.

• No carro, no quarto, cê pira na roça

  ➔ Repetition of "no" (in + o, contraction of "em" + definite article), indicating location. Informal pronoun "cê" (instead of "você").

  ➔ "No carro, no quarto" means "In the car, in the room". "Cê pira na roça" means "You go crazy in the countryside/farm", showing the impact of their presence.

• Cê gosta do jeito que eu sei fazer

  ➔ Use of "que" introducing a relative clause modifying "jeito". The verb "saber" (sei) followed by an infinitive (fazer). Informal pronoun "cê".

  ➔ "Cê gosta do jeito" means "You like the way". "Que eu sei fazer" means "that I know how to do". Together, it expresses that the person likes the way the singer knows how to do something.

• Ela se amarra na laçada dos cowboys que é faixa preta

  ➔ Reflexive verb "amarrar-se" meaning "to be into something/someone". Relative clause introduced by "que".

  ➔ "Ela se amarra" means "She is into it/likes it a lot". The relative clause "que é faixa preta" describes the cowboys as being "black belt", implying expertise.