Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song E Viemos Nascidos do Mar, artist - Ana Moura. Album song Coliseu, in the genre Латиноамериканская музыка
Date of issue: 31.12.2007
Record label: Universal Music Portugal
Song language: Portuguese
E Viemos Nascidos do Mar(original) |
E muito se espantam da nossa brancura entretanto |
E muito pasmavam de olhar olhos claros assim |
Palpavam as mãos e os braços e outras partes, portanto |
Esfregavam de cuspo minha pele para ver se era enfim |
Uma tinta ou se era de estampa uma carne tão branca |
Vendo assim que era branco o meu corpo e a brancura de então |
Extasiam e muito se pasmam de tudo em admiração; |
E eram os brancos da sombra nascidos do mar pelas naus |
Guiados pelos ventos do céu e pelo voo das aves; |
Eles escondem as suas vergonhas cobertas de estopas |
E eram grandes e gordos e baços e enxutos, os pretos |
Pelas ventosidades confundem traseiros e bocas |
E tapam estes e estas cobram calafetos |
E os mais pardos lá vão quase nús, vão ao léu, gabirus |
E de tetas até à cintura há mulheres crepitantes |
Tão desnudas meneiam na dança o seu corpo dançante; |
E eram os brancos da sombra nascidos do mar pelas naus |
Guiados pelos ventos do céu e pelo voo das aves; |
E muito se espantam da nossa brancura entretanto |
(translation) |
And they are very surprised at our whiteness, however |
And very amazed to look at light eyes like that |
They palpated their hands and arms and other parts, so |
They rubbed my skin with spit to see if it was finally |
A paint or if it was a print so white flesh |
Seeing that my body was white and the whiteness of then |
They are ecstatic and amazed at everything in admiration; |
And they were the shadow whites born from the sea by the ships |
Guided by the winds of the sky and the flight of birds; |
They hide their shame covered in tow |
And they were big and fat and spleen and dry, the blacks |
By the winds they confuse hindquarters and mouths |
And cover these and these charge caulks |
And the brown ones go there almost naked, they go aimlessly, gabirus |
And from tits to the waist there are crackling women |
So naked they wiggle their dancing body in the dance; |
And they were the shadow whites born from the sea by the ships |
Guided by the winds of the sky and the flight of birds; |
And they are very surprised at our whiteness, however |