Lyrics & Translation
Explore the vibrant Brazilian music scene with Gloria Groove's "Proibidona," a powerful collaboration with Anitta and Valesca Popozuda. This song, deeply rooted in funk carioca, offers a unique insight into themes of female empowerment and sexual liberation, allowing listeners to connect with Brazilian culture and language through its energetic beats and bold lyrics.
The forbidden one
Ruxel, beat envolving
Forbidden one, forbidden one
After the show, the crew hits you up
Forbidden one, forbidden one
In the van only the wildest ones
Forbidden one, forbidden one
After the show, the crew hits you up
Forbidden one, forbidden one
In the van only the wildest ones
I'm forbidden now
He always hits me up, wants to know if I’m heading to the zone
I take the ride
He cries and gets emotional riding my big ride
All grown-up
I always come back to the top, I keep being the boss
Like Madonna
I never hit the ropes, always withstand the marathon
If you want it, come get it
Today it’s forbidden to say no
Pulling hair, squeezing neck
Doubt you won’t fall for me
If you want it, come get it
I already thought of the time and place
You showed up at the spot, panties on the floor
(Can I say?)
Forbidden one, forbidden one
After the show, the crew hits you up
Forbidden one, forbidden one
In the van only the wildest ones
Forbidden one, forbidden one
After the show, the crew hits you up
Forbidden one, forbidden one
In the van only the wildest ones
My name’s Valesca, I teach about rough stuff
Come to the zone where the forbidden one starts at night and ends in the day
Let’s go to the party! (Forbidden one)
I’m flashing! (Forbidden one)
Only sluts in the ride (Forbidden one)
V-vibe on! (Forbidden one)
He stops to watch when the boss lady starts to dance
I’m taking off, making money all over the world, catch me on TV
He likes it that way, on all fours in the room
You make a shady face, sideways
I’m pounding, pounding, pounding, pounding, pounding
If you want it, come get it
Today I’ve got an invite for you
I’m dying to tell you but the time won’t allow
If you want it, come get it
Today I’ve got an invite for you
I’m dying to tell you
I’m dying
(Can I say?)
Forbidden one, forbidden one
After the show, the crew hits you up
Forbidden one, forbidden one
In the van only the wildest ones
Forbidden one, forbidden one
After the show, the crew hits you up
Forbidden one, forbidden one
In the van only the wildest ones
My name’s Valesca, I teach about rough stuff
Come to the zone where the forbidden one starts at night and ends in the day
Let’s go to the party! (Forbidden one)
I’m flashing! (Forbidden one)
Only sluts in the ride! (Forbidden one)
V-vibe on! (Forbidden one)
(Take it, take it)
Lady Leste
(Take it, take it)
Future Flux
Forbidden one, forbidden one
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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amor /aˈmoʁ/ A1 |
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proibidona /pɾojbiˈdona/ B2 |
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tropa /ˈtɾopɐ/ B1 |
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show /ʃoʊ/ A2 |
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carona /kaˈɾonɐ/ B1 |
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safadona /safaˈdona/ B2 |
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cavalona /kavaˈlona/ B2 |
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maratona /maɾaˈtona/ B1 |
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localização /lokalizaˈsɐ̃w/ B2 |
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baile /ˈbajli/ A2 |
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pescoco /pesˈkoso/ B2 |
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convidar /kõviˈdaʁ/ A2 |
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falar /faˈlaʁ/ A1 |
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pegar /peˈɡaʁ/ A1 |
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chorar /ʃoˈɾaʁ/ A1 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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Eu tô proibidona
➔ Present continuous tense.
➔ The phrase "Eu tô" indicates the present continuous form of the verb "estar" (to be), showing a current state.
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Se você quer, então vem pegar
➔ Conditional sentences.
➔ The phrase "Se você quer" introduces a condition, meaning 'If you want'.
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Ele chora e se emociona
➔ Coordinating conjunctions.
➔ The conjunction "e" (and) connects two actions, indicating that both occur simultaneously.
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Tô doida pra te contar
➔ Infinitive constructions.
➔ The phrase "pra te contar" uses the infinitive form of the verb "contar" (to tell), indicating intention.
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Só piranha na nave
➔ Noun phrases.
➔ The phrase "Só piranha" is a noun phrase that emphasizes the subject, meaning 'Only girls'.
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Ele gosta assim
➔ Simple present tense.
➔ The phrase "Ele gosta" uses the simple present tense to express a habitual action.
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Tô piscando!
➔ Present continuous tense.
➔ The phrase "Tô piscando" indicates an ongoing action in the present.