What does "paranaue-parana" mean? I know it's a call in capoeira
music. But what are the words, and do they mean something?
How about "sim-sim-sim"?
Thanks--
Apteryx>A bonus answer might have given me something about *why* those are
>such common Capoeira lyrics, but I didn't ask that specifically.
I'm sorry that you were disappointed. If you had asked that question,
I might have tried to find something on that subject.
Best regards,
jugglerHello.
"Paran is a river in Brazil."
source: lyrics page, hosted by geocities.com
http://www.geocities.com/RainForest/Vines/5380/volume1.html
"Paran is the state and river marking the border between Brazil and
Paraguay."
source: "Songs Lyrics," hosted by capoeirasantabarbara.com
http://www.capoeirasantabarbara.com/songs.html
Some people translate Paran as "river," but most don't translate it
at all because it's the name of a particular river.
"Paran Paran Paran "
"It's the river Paran It's the river, it's the river"
http://www.geocities.com/RainForest/Vines/5380/other.html
"Paranau , Paranau , Paran "
"Paranau is, Paranau is, Paran "
source: Capoeira Lyrics, hosted by geocities.com
http://www.geocities.com/nyterydr21/music/lyrics/lyrics12.html
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The lyrics "sim sim sim" mean "yes yes yes."
"O sim, sim, sim--O yes, yes, yes "
source: Capoeira Lyrics, hosted by geocities.com
http://www.geocities.com/nyterydr21/music/lyrics/lyrics11.html
"Oi sim sim sim Oi yes yes yes"
source: voltaaomundo.com
http://www.voltaaomundo.com/Corridos.htm
search strategy
"paranaue parana"
"paranau e parana"
"parana is" river
"sim sim sim", "yes yes yes"
I hope this helps.Good work, Juggler. Thank you. I did search this one myself, but all
I found were the words, not a translation.
A bonus answer might have given me something about *why* those are
such common Capoeira lyrics, but I didn't ask that specifically.
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Posted on January 8th 2009 in bomisasia.com edit
