Eu Tenho A Senha Lyrics in English João Gomes

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I cast my lot on the road

And every time the sun crosses the sky

I am yours my Jesus, my role

Every day is trying to be better

There are tears mixed with my sweat, and look

What happened

Stand up and give thanks because God chose

With humility and discipline

And the lecture that mother gave me

Get up early to work and I'm ready

Mom gave the password and my horse is ready

And on top of the cell I show that I deserve my trophy

I count on my God who is in heaven

That's a cowboy footprint

For those who are warriors, go to battle every single day

Get up early to work and I'm ready

I really count on my God who's in heaven

I have the password to run everywhere

The humility and discipline of the sermons that my mother gave me

only those who are happy

throw your hand up and play

I'm going, I'm going, stick to the vaquejada

I'll definitely be here on Monday

Staff and a lively crowd

Who likes to eat water

'It's hot waiting for me

I'm going, I'm going, stick to the vaquejada

I'll definitely be here on Monday

Staff and a lively crowd

Who likes it, hi

But I'm lost in the curves of a brunette

I'll come along to smell your perfume

It's my fate, it's the force of nature

A beautiful woman is the weakness of the cowboys of this world

where are the beautiful brunettes in Recife

throw your hand over

I'm going, I'm going, stick to the vaquejada

I'll definitely be here on Monday

Staff and a lively crowd

Who likes to eat water

'It's hot waiting for me

I'm going, I'm going, stick to the vaquejada

I'll definitely be here on Monday

Staff and a lively crowd

Who likes it, thank you very much for having us

That's a cowboy footprint

This song is for you who go to battle every single day

For those of you who never stop counting on God who is in heaven

That this dream of mine is coming true today, thank you very much

If you have a dream, don't let anyone make fun of it, no

Your dream is big, it was God who planted it in your heart

Who's with me raise both hands up

Say it like this, oh my God, I trust in the dream

That you have for me life

I trust the dream

That you have for me life

Because when we go to battle it's just us and Him

It's that impossible thing happening once again

For us to do it for those we love

And we never stop counting on God who is in heaven

Get up early to work and I'm ready

I really count on my God who's in heaven

I have the password to run everywhere

Humility and the discipline of the lectures that mother gave me

I have the password and my horse is ready

And on top of the cell I show that I deserve my trophy

I'll definitely be here on Monday

Staff and a lively crowd

Who likes to eat water

'It's hot waiting for me

I'm going, I'm going, stick to the vaquejada

I'll definitely be here on Monday

Staff and a lively crowd

Who likes

Thank you very much for having us Recife

That's a cowboy footprint

In the name of the SS ranch, quarter mile of vaquejada

Here he comes to introduce himself

Descending and representing the irrigation capital of the semi-arid region of Pernambuco

My friend, my brother, Jeovanny Sanfoneiro

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vaqueiro — cowboy / vaquero

Vaqueiro translates to "cowboy" or "vaquero" in English. It's a central term in Brazilian culture, especially in the Northeast, referring to the skilled cattle herders who work in the sertão.

In this song, João Gomes, a prominent artist in the piseiro genre (a subgenre of forró), frequently references the life and culture of the vaqueiro. It's an interesting word because it's deeply rooted in a specific regional identity and lifestyle, making it more unique than common everyday vocabulary. The song celebrates the resilience, hard work, and traditions associated with the vaqueiro, making it a key word to understand the song's cultural context.

Get ready for a song that's all about hard work, faith, and celebrating life! In "Eu Tenho A Senha," which means "I Have the Password," Brazilian singer João Gomes shares his recipe for success. For him, the "password" isn't a secret code, but the values his mother taught him: humility and discipline. The song paints a picture of a vaqueiro (a Brazilian cowboy) who wakes up early every day, ready for the "batalha" (battle) of life. He mixes his sweat with tears but never forgets to thank God for his journey, believing that his dreams were planted in his heart by a higher power.

But it's not all hard work! The song also takes us to a vaquejada, a lively Brazilian rodeo party. Amidst the excited crowds and celebration, the vaqueiro admits his one weakness: a beautiful woman. The track is a powerful anthem for anyone who fights for their dreams every day, relying on their faith, family values, and the strength to keep going, while also remembering to enjoy the party along the way.

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