Such a beautiful piece of music. Whoever looped this from 3 minutes to over 23, brilliant job! I don’t even want to translate the words as this piece of music sound so spiritual and has given me a true sense of peace for the last 2 days. Thank you❤️❤️❤️🤗
"The lyrics to Vanilla's song "Nana" tell the story of a train journey on the Bahia-Minas natural road, which connects Minas Gerais to the port on the sea. A gruff, old train driver wearing his cap is mentioned, emphasizing the traditional and deeply-rooted nature of this journey. The lyrics also mention the scenery passing by during this train journey, with references to flowers, windows, and "Maridas" (a possible reference to women named Maria). The repeated line about widows in the doorways creates a sense of sadness or melancholy. The repetition of the lyrics further emphasizes the cyclical nature of this journey, with the same sights and sounds recurring again and again. Overall, the lyrics to "Nana" evoke a sense of nostalgia for a simpler time, when trains were a more common way of transportation and the scenery passing by could be appreciated. The inclusion of the gruff, old train driver adds to the nostalgic feeling, highlighting the role of these drivers in ensuring the smooth operation of trains in the past." Well what can I say, this song struck a chord (pun intended) on a very deep level before I even knew what it was about. Been listening to it on repeat now for hours whilst working.... Da Bahia-Minas estrada natur... Que ligava Minas do porto ao mar Caminho de ferro mandaram arran... Velho maquinista com seu boné (Da Bahia-Minas estrada natur...) Que ligava Minas do porto ao mar (Caminho de ferro mandaram arran...) Velho maquinista com seu boné Flores, janelas e... Da... Mar... idas, viúvas nos portais Da... Mar... idas, viúvas nos... (Da Bahia-Minas estrada natur...) Que ligava Minas do porto ao mar (Caminho de ferro mandaram arran...) Velho maquinista com seu boné Flores, janelas e... Da... Mar... idas, viúvas nos portais Da... Mar... idas, viúvas nos... Minas estrada na... ponto fi... Ferro mandaram ar... do porto ao mar (Caminho de ferro mandaram arran...) Minas estrada na... ponto fi... (Velho maquinista com seu...) Ferro mandaram ar... (Da Bahia-Minas estrada natur...) Que ligava Minas do porto ao mar (Caminho de ferro mandaram arran...) Velho maquinista com seu boné (Da Bahia-Minas estrada natur...) Que ligava Minas do porto ao mar (Caminho de ferro mandaram arran...) Velho maquinista com seu boné (Da Bahia-Minas estrada natur...) Que ligava Minas do porto ao mar Caminho de ferro mandaram arran... Velho maquinista com seu boné
The "maridas" is actually because of the remix. It mixes the two sentences bellow: MARia fumaça não canta mais (steam locomotive no longer sings) Casas esquecIDAS, viúvas nos portais (forgotten houses, widows at the platforms)
@@freedomrasidile989 name of this song is Ponta de Areia - Milton Nascimento. She tells the journey of a train and narrates what he sees through the window...
I can now listen to this beautifully remixed song by the talented Vanilla for days. 🎵🔊👍💛🎶 Wish I knew whom the original artist is. He has a mesmerizing voice.
@@matheuspimentel4058 I found out soon after I posted my comment. I didn't realize it has been 7mo. I do tank you for your reply and wish you a good early evening 🙂
Such a beautiful piece of music. Whoever looped this from 3 minutes to over 23, brilliant job! I don’t even want to translate the words as this piece of music sound so spiritual and has given me a true sense of peace for the last 2 days. Thank you❤️❤️❤️🤗
I don’t know who looped this, but whoever you are you’re amazing and thank you. 🙏
Beatrice Fabian-Avalos You’re welcome
"The lyrics to Vanilla's song "Nana" tell the story of a train journey on the Bahia-Minas natural road, which connects Minas Gerais to the port on the sea. A gruff, old train driver wearing his cap is mentioned, emphasizing the traditional and deeply-rooted nature of this journey.
The lyrics also mention the scenery passing by during this train journey, with references to flowers, windows, and "Maridas" (a possible reference to women named Maria). The repeated line about widows in the doorways creates a sense of sadness or melancholy. The repetition of the lyrics further emphasizes the cyclical nature of this journey, with the same sights and sounds recurring again and again.
Overall, the lyrics to "Nana" evoke a sense of nostalgia for a simpler time, when trains were a more common way of transportation and the scenery passing by could be appreciated. The inclusion of the gruff, old train driver adds to the nostalgic feeling, highlighting the role of these drivers in ensuring the smooth operation of trains in the past."
Well what can I say, this song struck a chord (pun intended) on a very deep level before I even knew what it was about. Been listening to it on repeat now for hours whilst working....
Da Bahia-Minas estrada natur...
Que ligava Minas do porto ao mar
Caminho de ferro mandaram arran...
Velho maquinista com seu boné
(Da Bahia-Minas estrada natur...)
Que ligava Minas do porto ao mar
(Caminho de ferro mandaram arran...)
Velho maquinista com seu boné
Flores, janelas e...
Da... Mar... idas, viúvas nos portais
Da... Mar... idas, viúvas nos...
(Da Bahia-Minas estrada natur...)
Que ligava Minas do porto ao mar
(Caminho de ferro mandaram arran...)
Velho maquinista com seu boné
Flores, janelas e...
Da... Mar... idas, viúvas nos portais
Da... Mar... idas, viúvas nos...
Minas estrada na... ponto fi...
Ferro mandaram ar... do porto ao mar
(Caminho de ferro mandaram arran...)
Minas estrada na... ponto fi...
(Velho maquinista com seu...)
Ferro mandaram ar...
(Da Bahia-Minas estrada natur...)
Que ligava Minas do porto ao mar
(Caminho de ferro mandaram arran...)
Velho maquinista com seu boné
(Da Bahia-Minas estrada natur...)
Que ligava Minas do porto ao mar
(Caminho de ferro mandaram arran...)
Velho maquinista com seu boné
(Da Bahia-Minas estrada natur...)
Que ligava Minas do porto ao mar
Caminho de ferro mandaram arran...
Velho maquinista com seu boné
The "maridas" is actually because of the remix. It mixes the two sentences bellow:
MARia fumaça não canta mais (steam locomotive no longer sings)
Casas esquecIDAS, viúvas nos portais (forgotten houses, widows at the platforms)
Oooh its brazilian song,so perfect,you are amazing man congratulations from brazil 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷❤❤❤
What does it mean I love it yet wished someone would tell me the lyrics 🤔
@@freedomrasidile989 apparently it’s about a railroad
@@freedomrasidile989 name of this song is Ponta de Areia - Milton Nascimento.
She tells the journey of a train and narrates what he sees through the window...
@@jebsmusic7020 Thank you
Tão legal!!! Uma música merece uma versão estendida. Mil agradecimentos!!!
Vanilla now on point @South Jersey/Philadelphia....Truly amazing Melody !
Dear DJ, this gotta be bunped at my wedding, baptism and wake. Beautiful.
I can now listen to this beautifully remixed song by the talented Vanilla for days. 🎵🔊👍💛🎶 Wish I knew whom the original artist is. He has a mesmerizing voice.
The original song is called "Ponta de Areia" Brazilian singer - Nana Caymmi.
@@matheuspimentel4058 I found out soon after I posted my comment. I didn't realize it has been 7mo. I do tank you for your reply and wish you a good early evening 🙂
.....This is Simply Outstanding !......Wow ! Superb !
essa extensão esta muito boa !!
Thanks soooo much! This lofi is perfect! I love it! From Brasil!
Such a lovely Song♥️😊
sublime
perfect chill out song for someone who is falling in love
Yass! Thank you!
Thanks a Lot For this masterpiece👽🚬💨👍
So damn beautiful! Thank you!