A Rainha do Axé [Rainha Má] [English translation]

A Tupi–Guarani paradise

A tropical tribe

From Gal's 'Índia' 1

From Preta Gil2

Naked in virtual vinyl

Anarchic African matriarchs

Dressed like baianas3

Gisele, Beatriz and Adriana

Use Prada, Gucci and Moma

The girl from Ipanema is electronic

And Rapunzel is symphonic, symphonic

Below the equator4 there's love

Below the equator4 there's chaos

Below the equator4 there's sex, violence and carnaval, carnaval

Me and her, me and her

Me and her, her and me (and love)

Me and her, me and her

Me and her, her and me

Luislinda Valois5

Black federal judge

Bibi6, Beauvoir7, Rita Lee8

Bethânia9, Irmã Dulce10, Dercy11

Liliana Mercuri de Almeida12

Rachel de Queiroz13

The first of us

In the Academy14

And every woman that stands out sets us free

I'm neither Cinderella

Nor a Sleeping Beauty

I'm of an orisha15

I am the queen

I'm neither Cinderella

Nor a Sleeping Beauty

I am Daniela

The evil queen, evil, evil, evil

The evil queen, evil, evil, evil

The queen

Of macumba, of umbanda16

The root of my Axé17

Of Candomblé18

Of macumba, of umbanda16

The root of my Axé17

Of Candomblé18

Êpa babá hê (axé babá)

Êpá babá (axé)

Êpá babá hê (axé)

Êpá ê ba ê ba (axé)

Hey, Obama19

Hey, Bob Marley20

Hey, Martin Luther King21

Hey, Filhos de Gandy22

Hey, Mandela23

Hey, Mãe Stella24

Hey, Mãe Carmen25

Mãe Hilda do Ilê26

Me and her, me and her

Me and her, her and me (and love)

Me and her, me and her

Me and her, her and me

Malu27 and me

1. Brazilian singer Gal Costa released an album named 'Índia' in 19732. Brazilian singer and actress3. Traditional clothes used in Candomblé meeting places4. a. b. c. Equator line5. Brazil's first black federal judge6. Bibi Ferreira, Brazilian singer and actress7. French writer, intellectual, existentialist philosopher, political activist, feminist and social theorist8. Brazilian singer9. Maria Bethânia, Brazilian singer10. A Brazilian Catholic Franciscan Sister11. Dercy Gonçalves, a Brazilian comedienne12. Mother of singer Daniela Mercury13. A Brazilian author, translator and journalist14. Brazilian Academy of Letters15. a spirit that reflects one of the manifestations of God (Eledumare, Olorun, Olofi) in Yoruba religion16. a. b. Syncretic Brazilian religion that blends African traditions with Roman Catholicism, Spiritism, and Indigenous American beliefs17. a. b. A popular music genre originating in Salvador, Bahia, Brazil approximately in 198618. a. b. A syncretic religion, practiced mainly in Brazil19. Barack Obama, American president20. Jamaican reggae singer, song writer, musician, and guitarist21. American Baptist minister, activist, humanitarian, and leader in the African-American Civil Rights Movement22. The biggest and said to be the most beautiful Afoxé (street procession) of the Carnaval in Bahia23. Nelson Mandela, South African anti-apartheid revolutionary, politician and philanthropist who served as President of South Africa from 1994 to 199924. Fifth Iyalorixá of Ilê Axé Opó Afonjá in Salvador25. Iyalorixá of Candomblé, at the Terreiro do Gantois, Salvador City, Brazil26. Iyálorixá og Jeje candomblé27. Wife of singer Daniela Mercury

• Artist:Daniela Mercury
• Album:Vinil Virtual