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Viajo e sempre paro em você aqui 00:12
Guardo amor pro agora, não vou partir 00:17
Tenho você para mim, eu sou tão ruim 00:23
Falo de amor, mas nem eu me amo assim 00:29
Eu te vi num domingo, num fim de semana 00:35
Moça serena, te trouxe chocolate da Lojas Americanas 00:38
O segurança me pegou, deu mó problema 00:42
Xamã é um louco inconsequente que te ama 00:45
Sou Robbin Hood louco 00:47
Roubando flores pra sentir seu cheiro 00:50
Sinto o cheiro do seu corpo 00:51
Vou te levar pra marolar no posto 9 00:53
Praia Altinha, gente boa e água de coco 00:56
Veja bem, meu bem, a gente se perdeu 01:00
Veja bem, meu bem, ainda sou só seu 01:06
E eu ainda espero e agora eu só quero 01:11
Um novo ciclo pra poder aliviar 01:18
Todas as dores que passamos 01:24
E fortes nós fomos ficando 01:27
E dizem eles que agora nós somos só restos do que ficou 01:30
Sou Robin Hood louco 01:47
Senti sabores do Rio de Janeiro 01:49
De janeiro até agosto 01:52
Minha querida Cida, a vida pau, é pedra 01:54
É lida, é tudo que você tiver disposto 01:56
Como você dança 01:59
Me sinto igual criança 02:01
Brotava na Colômbia só pra ver você mexer 02:02
Tu entrava na roda 02:04
Me olhava igual cigana 02:06
E o coração parou quando eu conheci você 02:07
Se pá, tu me conhece 02:10
Já sabe da minha vibe 02:11
Aqui, quando eu te toco, cê para todo meu baile 02:14
Me alegro em te dizer que, nego, briso em você 02:17
Eu não me arrependo de atravessar a cidade só pra poder te ver 02:19
02:25
Viajo e sempre paro em você aqui 02:35
Guardo amor pro agora, não vou partir 02:41
Tenho você para mim, eu sou tão ruim 02:47
Falo de amor, mas nem eu me amo assim 02:53
02:59

Cida – Bilingual Lyrics Portuguese/English

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By
Agnes Nunes, Xamã
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Elas por Elas
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Lyrics & Translation

Explore the soulful and romantic world of Agnes Nunes and Xamã with their hit song "Cida." This track offers a glimpse into contemporary Brazilian urban music, blending R&B and rap elements. Through its relatable lyrics and heartfelt delivery, "Cida" invites listeners to connect with themes of love and desire, showcasing the unique artistic chemistry between these two talented Brazilian artists.

[English]
Viajo e sempre paro em você aqui
I save my love for now, I won't leave
I have you for myself, I'm so bad
I talk about love, but I don't even love myself like that
I saw you on a Sunday, on a weekend
Serene girl, I brought you chocolate from Lojas Americanas
The security guard caught me, it was a big problem
Xamã is a crazy, reckless guy who loves you
I'm a crazy Robin Hood
Stealing flowers to smell your scent
I smell your body
I'm going to take you to hang out at Post 9
Altinha beach, good people and coconut water
Look closely, my dear, we got lost
Look closely, my dear, I'm still only yours
And I'm still waiting and now I just want
A new cycle to be able to relieve
All the pain we went through
And we were getting stronger
And they say that now we are just remnants of what was left
I'm a crazy Robin Hood
I felt the flavors of Rio de Janeiro
From January to August
My dear Cida, life is hard, it's a stone
It's work, it's everything you're willing to do
How you dance
Makes me feel like a child
I'd show up in Colombia just to see you move
You would enter the circle
Looked at me like a gypsy
And my heart stopped when I met you
Maybe you know me
You already know my vibe
Here, when I touch you, you stop my whole dance
I'm happy to tell you that, man, I'm tripping on you
I don't regret crossing the city just to see you
...
I travel and always end up here with you
I save my love for now, I won't leave
I have you for myself, I'm so bad
I talk about love, but I don't even love myself like that
...
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Key Vocabulary

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Vocabulary Meanings

viajar

/vi.aˈʒaʁ/

A2
  • verb
  • - to travel

amor

/aˈmoʁ/

A1
  • noun
  • - love

partir

/paʁˈtiʁ/

A2
  • verb
  • - to leave

ruim

/ʁuˈĩ/

A2
  • adjective
  • - bad

cheiro

/ˈʃeɪ.ɾu/

B1
  • noun
  • - smell

coração

/ko.ɾaˈsɐ̃w/

B1
  • noun
  • - heart

vida

/ˈvi.dɐ/

A1
  • noun
  • - life

sabor

/saˈboʁ/

B1
  • noun
  • - flavor

ciclo

/ˈsi.klo/

B2
  • noun
  • - cycle

flores

/ˈflo.ɾes/

A2
  • noun
  • - flowers

marolar

/ma.ɾoˈlaʁ/

B2
  • verb
  • - to float or drift

gente

/ˈʒẽ.tʃi/

A2
  • noun
  • - people

perder

/peʁˈdeʁ/

A2
  • verb
  • - to lose

esperar

/es.peˈʁaʁ/

A2
  • verb
  • - to wait

conhecer

/ko.ɲeˈseʁ/

B1
  • verb
  • - to know or meet

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Key Grammar Structures

  • Viajo e sempre paro em você aqui

    ➔ Present tense for habitual actions.

    ➔ The speaker expresses a habitual action with "Viajo" (I travel) and "paro" (I stop).

  • Falo de amor, mas nem eu me amo assim

    ➔ Use of conjunctions to contrast ideas.

    ➔ The phrase contrasts the speaker's expression of love with their self-perception.

  • Sou Robbin Hood louco

    ➔ Use of identity statements.

    ➔ The speaker identifies themselves with a playful reference to Robin Hood.

  • Vou te levar pra marolar no posto 9

    ➔ Future tense for planned actions.

    ➔ The speaker expresses an intention to take someone to a specific place in the future.

  • E dizem eles que agora nós somos só restos do que ficou

    ➔ Reported speech to convey others' opinions.

    ➔ The speaker conveys what others say about their current state.

  • Sinto o cheiro do seu corpo

    ➔ Use of sensory verbs.

    ➔ The speaker describes a sensory experience related to smell.

  • E eu ainda espero e agora eu só quero

    ➔ Use of conjunctions to connect thoughts.

    ➔ The speaker connects their feelings of hope and desire.