| I believe
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| In the god of gods, Olodum
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| In their dialects, reflections of them
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| What is a greater nature
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| And da light creates life
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| From a black goddess
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| And men who suffer horrors
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| In the space of its greatness
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| How the simplicity
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| Illuminate Olodum
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| Like the stars that shine around the path of the Moon
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| With divine certainty that the sun on the hill will be reborn
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| On the horizon of the island of Madagascar
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| On the horizon of the island of Madagascar
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| hey hey hey
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| Ah ah ah ah
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| hey hey hey
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| Ah ah ah ah
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| From Madagascar, ê, ó ó ó
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| From Madagascar, ê, ó ó ó
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| Olodum encompasses a mixed culture
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| Showing origins, factors and the revolution
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| Speaking very loudly in Ranavalona
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| Radama and the surmounting of a nation
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| Olodum nature
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| Pelourinho, Salvador
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| Mystery that the black dives into the charm of love
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| Olodum nature
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| Pelourinho, Salvador
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| Mystery that the black dives into the charm of love
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| And tell who dances
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| Who dances, who dances is Olodum
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| Who dances, who dances is Olodum
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| Who dances, who dances is Olodum
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| Who dances, who dances is Olodum
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| oh divine
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| Olodumaré
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| Make our destiny a pure beauty
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| And the nature
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| In the infinity shows
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| In colors you are the rainbow of Madagascar
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| Where?
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| hey hey hey
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| Ah ah ah ah
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| hey hey hey
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| Ah ah ah ah
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| From Madagascar, ê, ó ó ó
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| From Madagascar, ê, ó ó ó
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| Who dances, who dances is Olodum
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| Who dances, who dances is Olodum
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| Who dances, who dances is Olodum
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| Who dances, who dances is Olodum |