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Zum, zum, zum, eu tô voando 00:06
E tem alguém que tá se incomodando 00:09
O tuts-tuts do paredão tocando 00:13
E o coração dele quase parando 00:16
Olha que zum, zum, zum, zum, zum, eu tô voando 00:18
E tem alguém que tá se incomodando 00:21
No tuts-tuts do paredão tocando 00:25
E o coração dela quase parando 00:28
Vai doer 00:31
Vai doer, ou pula os meus stories pra tu não sofrer 00:33
E vai ver TV, vai ver TV 00:37
Que lá não tá passando eu vivendo nos rolê 00:40
Quem não mandou cuidar de mim? 00:44
I don't cry, I don't cry 00:46
E não tem mais esse melzin, quem não mandou cuidar de mim? 00:49
I don't cry, I don't cry 00:52
E não tem mais esse melzin, quem não mandou cuidar de mim? 00:56
I don't cry, I don't cry 00:59
E não tem mais esse melzin, quem não mandou cuidar de mim? 01:02
Olha que zum, zum, zum, eu tô voando 01:22
E tem alguém que tá se incomodando 01:25
no tuts-tuts do paredão tocando 01:29
e o coração dela quase parando, vai dali! 01:32
Vai doer 01:35
Vai doer, ou pula os meus stories pra tu não sofrer 01:37
Vai ver TV, vai ver TV 01:41
Que lá não tá passando eu vivendo nos rolê 01:44
Quem não mandou cuidar de mim? 01:48
I don't cry, I don't cry 01:50
E não tem mais esse melzin, quem não mandou cuidar de mim? 01:53
I don't cry, I don't cry 01:56
Tu não tem, não tem, não tem mais esse melzin, quem não mandou cuidar de mim? 01:59
I don't cry, I don't cry 02:02
E não tem mais esse melzin, quem não mandou cuidar de mim? 02:06
I don't cry, I don't cry 02:09
E não tem mais esse melzin 02:12

Melzinho – Bilingual Lyrics Portuguese/English

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Discover the rhythm and empowering message of 'Melzinho' by Talita Mel and Xand Avião. This Brazilian hit blends Forró and Piseiro, offering a lesson in moving on with confidence and joy. Dive into the infectious beats and learn how music can help you celebrate personal freedom.

[English]
Buzz, buzz, buzz, I'm flying high
And someone's getting bothered
The boom-boom of the sound system playing
And his heart's almost stopping
Look, buzz, buzz, buzz, buzz, buzz, I'm flying high
And someone's getting bothered
With the boom-boom of the sound system playing
And her heart's almost stopping
It's gonna hurt
It's gonna hurt, or skip my stories so you don't suffer
And go watch TV, go watch TV
Because it's not showing me living it up there
You should've taken care of me!
I don't cry, I don't cry
And there's no more of this sweetness, you should've taken care of me!
I don't cry, I don't cry
And there's no more of this sweetness, you should've taken care of me!
I don't cry, I don't cry
And there's no more of this sweetness, you should've taken care of me!
Look, buzz, buzz, buzz, I'm flying high
And someone's getting bothered
With the boom-boom of the sound system playing
And her heart's almost stopping, look at that!
It's gonna hurt
It's gonna hurt, or skip my stories so you don't suffer
Go watch TV, go watch TV
Because it's not showing me living it up there
You should've taken care of me!
I don't cry, I don't cry
And there's no more of this sweetness, you should've taken care of me!
I don't cry, I don't cry
You don't have, don't have, don't have this sweetness anymore, you should've taken care of me!
I don't cry, I don't cry
And there's no more of this sweetness, you should've taken care of me!
I don't cry, I don't cry
And there's no more of this sweetness
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Key Vocabulary

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Vocabulary Meanings

voar

/voˈaɾ/

A2
  • verb
  • - to fly

incomodar

/ĩkumuˈdaɾ/

B1
  • verb
  • - to bother, to disturb, to annoy

paredão

/paɾeˈdɐ̃w̃/

B2
  • noun
  • - wall
  • noun
  • - (Brazil, slang) large sound system, often used in parties

tocar

/tuˈkaɾ/

A2
  • verb
  • - to touch; to play (an instrument, music); to ring (a bell)

coração

/koɾaˈsɐ̃w̃/

A1
  • noun
  • - heart

parar

/paˈɾaɾ/

A1
  • verb
  • - to stop

doer

/duˈeɾ/

A2
  • verb
  • - to hurt, to ache

pular

/puˈlaɾ/

A2
  • verb
  • - to jump, to skip

sofrer

/soˈfɾeɾ/

B1
  • verb
  • - to suffer, to endure

viver

/viˈveɾ/

A1
  • verb
  • - to live

rolê

/ʁoˈle/

B2
  • noun
  • - (Brazil, slang) an outing, a hang-out, a social event, a party

mandar

/mɐ̃ˈdaɾ/

A2
  • verb
  • - to send; to order; to tell (someone to do something)

cuidar

/kujˈdaɾ/

A2
  • verb
  • - to take care of, to look after

melzin

/mɛwˈzĩ/

C1
  • noun
  • - diminutive of 'mel' (honey); (idiomatic) special treatment, privilege, favor, sweetness

ver

/veɾ/

A1
  • verb
  • - to see, to watch

passar

/paˈsaɾ/

A2
  • verb
  • - to pass, to go by; to spend (time); to happen; to show (on TV/screen)

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Key Grammar Structures

  • eu tô voando

    ➔ Present Continuous (Estar + Gerund)

    ➔ The structure "estar" (to be) + gerund (-ndo) is used to describe actions happening at the moment of speaking. In colloquial Brazilian Portuguese, "estar" is often contracted to "tô", "tá", "tamo", etc. Here, "**tô voando**" means "I am flying".

  • E tem alguém que tá se incomodando

    ➔ Impersonal 'Ter' (Existence), Relative Pronoun 'Que', Reflexive Verb in Present Continuous

    "**Tem**" is used impersonally like "there is/are". "**Que**" acts as a relative pronoun, referring to "alguém" (someone). "**se incomodando**" is a reflexive verb ("incomodar-se") in the present continuous, meaning "bothering oneself" or "being bothered".

  • Vai doer

    ➔ Immediate Future (Ir + Infinitive)

    ➔ The future tense can be expressed using the conjugated verb "ir" (to go) followed by the infinitive of the main verb. This is the most common way to express future in spoken Brazilian Portuguese. "**Vai**" is the conjugation of "ir" for "ele/ela/você". So, "**Vai doer**" means "It will hurt."

  • ou pula os meus stories pra tu não sofrer

    ➔ Imperative Mood, 'Para' + Infinitive for Purpose, Informal 'Tu'

    "**Pula**" is in the imperative mood, giving a command ("Jump/Skip!"). "**pra**" (short for "para") + infinitive "**não sofrer**" indicates purpose ("in order not to suffer"). "**Tu**" is an informal second-person singular pronoun, common in some regions of Brazil, often used with "você" verb conjugations.

  • Quem não mandou cuidar de mim?

    ➔ Causative Verb 'Mandou' + Infinitive, Verb + Preposition 'Cuidar de', Stressed Pronoun

    "**Mandou**" (past tense of "mandar" - to order/tell) followed by an infinitive ("cuidar") implies a rhetorical question: "Whose fault is it that [they] didn't take care of me?". "**Cuidar de**" is a common verb phrase meaning "to take care of". "**mim**" is a stressed pronoun, used after prepositions or for emphasis.

  • E não tem mais esse melzin

    ➔ Negative Expression 'Não ter mais', Demonstrative Adjective, Diminutive Suffix

    "**Não tem mais**" means "there is no longer" or "does not have anymore". "**esse**" is a demonstrative adjective (this/that). "**melzin**" is the diminutive form of "mel" (honey), often used to convey affection, smallness, or something precious/sweet that is now gone.

  • o coração dele quase parando

    ➔ Possessive Adjective/Pronoun ('Dele/Dela'), 'Quase' + Gerund (Imminent Action)

    "**dele**" (of him) is used to indicate possession, equivalent to "his heart". "**quase parando**" means "almost stopping". The combination of "quase" (almost) with the gerund emphasizes an action on the verge of happening.

  • Que lá não tá passando eu vivendo nos rolê

    ➔ Conjunction 'Que', Negative Present Continuous, Implicit Verb of Perception + Gerund, Contraction 'Nos', Informal Noun

    "**Que**" here acts as a conjunction, meaning "because" or "since". "**não tá passando**" is the negative present continuous ("is not showing/playing"). "**eu vivendo**" is an informal construction implying a verb of perception (e.g., "they are seeing me living"). "**nos**" is the contraction of "em" (in/at) and "os" (the). "**rolê**" is an informal term for a "get-together" or "outing"; the plural is often kept as "rolê" informally.