Bahia
Ben Jorge Lyrics

Bahia
This is a repetition of the word Bahia, which serves as a way to set the tone and emphasize the importance of the place being mentioned. It is a celebration and recognition of the beauty and significance of Bahia.

Na Bahia tem, tem, tem
In Bahia, there are many things, a repetition of 'tem' gives a sense of abundance and richness.

Na Bahia tem ecó
In Bahia, there is ecó, a traditional music style from the region. It represents the unique cultural heritage and musical diversity present in Bahia.

Na Bahia tem caruru
In Bahia, there is caruru, a traditional dish made with okra, shrimp, and spices. It represents the rich culinary traditions and flavors of Bahia.

Na Bahia tem efó
In Bahia, there is efó, a traditional African dish made with leafy greens and palm oil. It showcases the influence of African cuisine and cultural heritage in Bahian gastronomy.

Na Bahia tem vatapá
In Bahia, there is vatapá, a delicious dish made with shrimp, coconut milk, bread, and spices. It represents the creativity and unique flavors found in Bahian cuisine.

Na Bahia tem mungunzá
In Bahia, there is mungunzá, a traditional corn-based dessert. It symbolizes the sweetness and comfort found in Bahian food traditions.

Na Bahia tem acarajé
In Bahia, there is acarajé, a popular street food made with deep-fried black-eyed pea dough filled with shrimp and various toppings. It represents the vibrant street food culture and flavors of Bahia.

Na Bahia tem apará
In Bahia, there is apará, a traditional dish made with fish, coconut milk, and spices. It showcases the abundance of seafood and the coastal influence on Bahian cuisine.

Na Bahia tem candomblé
In Bahia, there is candomblé, an Afro-Brazilian religion that blends African traditions with Catholic elements. It represents the spiritual and cultural diversity of Bahia.

Tem Nosso Senhor do Bonfim
In Bahia, there is the Lord of Bonfim, the patron saint of the region. It signifies the religious devotion and faith deeply rooted in Bahian culture.

Que é o nosso padroeiro
Who is our patron saint, emphasizing the significance and devotion people have towards the Lord of Bonfim as a guiding figure in their lives.

Todos os dias ele abençoa
Every day he blesses, highlighting the continuous support and blessings that the Lord of Bonfim bestows upon the people of Bahia.

O nosso Brasil inteiro
Our whole Brazil, indicating that the blessings and influence of Bahia extend beyond its borders, embracing the entire country.

Bahia de Tupinambá
Bahia of Tupinambá, referring to the indigenous Tupinambá people who inhabited the region before the arrival of Europeans. It acknowledges the indigenous roots and cultural heritage of Bahia.

Bahia de Tupiniquim
Bahia of Tupiniquim, mentioning another indigenous group that has historically inhabited Bahia. It further emphasizes the indigenous influence on the region's identity and culture.

Bahia abençoada
Blessed Bahia, expressing gratitude and recognizing the unique blessings and qualities of Bahia as a place full of cultural richness and natural beauty.

Das verdes matas sem fim
With endless green forests, referring to the lush and diverse vegetation found in Bahia. It highlights the natural landscapes and environmental significance of the region.