Jazznezz wrote: hello! The last two sentences i do not understand what they imply. I never want to stop dancing?
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Or dance without an end? The word querer what does it meand?
Thank you for this translation! Could you translate eu sei qui voce amar? Xx abracos Inez Chegar is essentially 'to show up at.' Perhaps 'arrive' is the nearest English word.
Querer is 'going to want.' You'll want is voce vie querer.
Eu sei = I know Qui voce amar = what you love. I know what you're going to love is the truest sense, I believe. Much as we'd say, you'll love this. 'Preto Velho' is not a city in Brazil.
According to IBGE , the Brazilian National Statistics Office, there is no municipality/county in the country under such a name. There is 'Porto Velho' (or 'Old Port') which is the capital of Rondonia, a Brazilian state in the Amazon region, or 'Pedro Velho' (or 'Old Peter'), in Rio Grande do Norte, a state in Northeastern Brazil. 'Preto Velho' (literally, 'old black man') is one of the old wise men amongst the slaves who were conveying all the culture and customs brought from Africa to younger generations in Brazil, ranging from music, traditional medicine, African religions/beliefs/values etc.
Hence, 'samba de preto velho' stands for 'forefathers' samba'/'traditional samba'/'original samba'. 'Samba de preto tu' is a pun. Brazilians pronounce this verse as 'Sum-ba jee pre-too-too'. MagEakaWebutante wrote: querer is to want. Legal here means cool. Chegar is to arrive.
She saying basically that samb is so good that you won´t want it to end. I thinke Preto Velho is here is a town. A semiliteral translation with a samba so cool you won´t want me to end.
It might be the song samba is dance and style of music Mais Que Nada means more than anything. Preto Velho is old 'black.' Negro and Preto in Brazilian Portuguese are synonymous with Black, and if I recall from living in Brasil some 30 years ago, Preto is a dark black, perhaps as we'd say jet black.
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