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Everything about Gr Ndola Vila Morena totally explained"Grândola Vila Morena" is a Portuguese song by Zeca Afonso, that tells of the fraternity among the people of Grândola, a town in the Alentejo. Salazar's Estado Novo regime considered the song to be associated with Communism, and as a result it was banned from being played or broadcast. On April 25, 1974, at 12:15AM the song was broadcast on Portuguese radio as a signal to start the revolution that overthrew the regime; it thus became commonly associated with the Carnation Revolution and the beginning of democratic rule in Portugal.
Lyrics
» Grândola, vila morena
:Terra da fraternidade » O povo é quem mais ordena
Dentro de ti, ó cidade
» Dentro de ti, ó cidade
O povo é quem mais ordena » Terra da fraternidade
Grândola, vila morena
» Em cada esquina um amigo
Em cada rosto igualdade » Grândola, vila morena
Terra da fraternidade
» Terra da fraternidade
Grândola, vila morena » Em cada rosto igualdade
O povo é quem mais ordena
» À sombra duma azinheira
Que já não sabia a idade » Jurei ter por companheira
Grândola a tua vontade
» Grândola a tua vontade
Jurei ter por companheira » À sombra duma azinheira
Que já não sabia a idade
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» :Grândola, swarthy town*
::Land of brotherhood » :'Tis the people who command the most
:Inside of you, o city
» :Inside of you, o city
:'Tis the people who command the most » :Land of brotherhood
:Grândola, swarthy town
» :On every corner, a friend
:In every face, equality » :Grândola, swarthy town
:Land of brotherhood
» :Land of brotherhood
:Grândola, swarthy town » :In every face, equality
:'Tis the people who command the most
» :In the shadow of an holm oak
:That none now know its age » :I swore to have as my companion
:Grândola, your will
» :Grândola, your will
:I swore to have as my companion » :In the shadow of an holm oak
:That none now know its age
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* Sometimes translated as "tanned village" or "brown village".
The highly disciplined verse form is notable. Each quatrain is followed by a quatrain that repeats the identical lines in reverse order.
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