Menina das favelas, en tu cara puedo ver
que el mundo no es como debe de ser
que Dios seguramente no es una mujer....

Chiquita das favelas no pares de reir
con tan poco eres feliz, aún no sabes sufrir,
sólo eres una niña aprendiendo a vivir

Menina das favelas a la luz de la vela
juegas con tu sombra, saltas a la comba
me pides que te cuente un cuento de duendes,
antes de ir a dormir...

Chiquita das favelas tantas noches sin cena
el mundo da una vuelta indiferente a tu condena
bailas una samba, medicina pal alma
why no pares de reir, de reir...

Menina das favelas pronto serás una mujer
te ha tocado perder, nada puedes hacer,
tampoco has elegido el color de tu piel...

Chiquita das favelas en tu cara puedo ver
que el mundo no es como debe de ser
que Dios seguramente no es una mujer....

Menina das favelas a la luz de la vela


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