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Thank you for coming to this community to hear “Nascidos para Resistir”.  This theme was composed by Alegre Corrêa and written by Paulinho Pedra Azul.  It is part of Alegre's new album and is dedicated to the struggle and resistance of artists.

Singers of this version:

Dudu Filleti, Eduardo Stormowski, Anis de Flor, Ana Claudia Decker, Gaia Gentile, Anaadi, Gelson Oliveira, Tatiana Cobett, Lili Araújo, Marcoliva, Izabel Padovani, Djamen Farias, Denise Fontoura, Gabriel Vieira, Alegre Corrêa.

Eduardo Farias, piano and arrangement. Michael Pipoquinha, bass, Alegre Corrêa, guitar.

Gabriel Grossi, harmonica. João Paulo Ramos Barbosa JP, sax. Eduardo Neves, flutes.  Sergio Machado, drums. Gabriel Vieira, violins. Alexandre da Maria, percussion.

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Born to Resist

(Alegre Corrêa/Paulinho Pedra Azul)

  Arranger: Eduardo Farias

 

I can't shut up

While the samba beats in my heart

As I vent on my guitar

I have so much to say.

I break a stump

And I make another sound

With the palm of your hand.

whoever shuts up is silly

And falls to the floor.

I have a lot to walk.

I fight to survive

born to resist

I want the future

I do samba, I do jazz

The good thing is that I didn't give up

I don't even want to talk about pain anymore.

Who knows, one day, here

Power be love.

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