0:07 - Nego veio de Angola tu veio para assinar
Eng: Nego came from Angola you came to sign
0:19 - Tu trouxe capoeira e candomble e Ogum
Eng: You brought capoeira and candomble and Ogum
0:29 - E o rei dos orixa
Eng: And the king of the orixa
0:35 - Eh viva meu mestre
Eng: Hey long live my master
0:44 - Eh e hora e hora
Eng: Eh it's time it's time
0:51 - Eh galo cantou
Eng: Hey rooster sang
1:00 - Eh viva Bahia
Eng: Hey long live Bahia
1:08 - Eh viva seu Bimba
Eng: Hey long live your Bimba
1:16 - Eh viva Pastinhá
Eng: Hey long live Pastinhá!
1:22 - Eh volta do mundo
Eng: Eh around the world
1:32 - Eh e hora e hora
Eng: Eh it's time it's time
1:40 - Eh galo cantou
Eng: Hey rooster sang
1:47 - Eh viva Bahia
Eng: Hey long live Bahia
1:55 - Eh viva meu Mestre
Eng: Hey long live my mestre
2:03 - Eh viva seu Bimba
Eng: Hey long live your Bimba
2:10 - Eh viva Pastinhá
Eng: Hey long live Pastinhá!
2:16 - Eh volta do Mundo
Eng: Hey around the world
2:27 - La no céu vai quem merece
Eng: There in heaven goes who deserves it
2:34 - Aqui na terra vale quem tem
Eng: Here on earth, whoever has
2:41 - La no céu tem três carreirinhás
Eng: There in heaven there are three careers
2:47 - E la no céu há três estrelas
Eng: And there in the sky there are three stars
2:55 - Uma e chámada de Aberre
Eng: One and call from Aberre
3:01 - Outra Bimba e Pastinhá
Eng: Another Bimba and Pastinha
3:08 - Eh viva meu mestre!
Eng: Hey long live my mestre!
3:15 - Eh e hora e hora!
Eng: Eh it's time it's time
3:22 - Eh galo cantou!
Eng: Hey rooster sang!
3:29 - Eh viva Zumbi!
Eng: Hey long live Zumbi!
3:34 - Eh viva Aberre!
Eng: Hey long live Aberre!
3:40 - Eh viva Pastinhá!
Eng: Hey long live Pastinha!
3:47 - Eh viva seu Bimba!
Eng: Hey long live your Bimba!
3:53 - Eh volta do mundo!
Eng: Eh around the World!
Candomblé more well known to many non-Brazilian Capoeiristas as this was the form of religion that developed around Salvador Brasil, which is also the home of Capoeira Angola. Candomblé is also a syncretic religion that evolves worship of the Orixás. It surfaced through a process of syncretism between the traditional Yoruba religion of West Africa and the Roman Catholic form of Christianity.