Bom So Curt

zica national rap

nice music 😍😍😍

when I only had a bike nobody put on the bike anymore the world turned around and put my company and now I sent everyone to want to sing kkkk

this song inspired me because of the artists and the soft and good dance just put the phone on and just move on, their music is my favorite.

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Wibu danced to the sound of this man

simply sensational! The dance is contagious, it makes me want to dance every time. The lyrics are deep and make me feel a lot of emotions. It's one of those songs that you can't stop listening to, definitely one of my favorites!

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Then I was listening to this here and I started dancing just like crazy in the bathroom My mother caught me in the act and laughed until I cried! Kkkk .

what sound is that?! I'm Pagodeiro (Love Yourself) and I'm completely addicted. The beats are too heavy and Dilsinho's voice is too much. Not to mention the message of the lyrics, which make me feel a connection with the singer. Too much of a fan of this pagoda, I'm horny!

another Dilsinho hit that doesn't leave my playlist! Sou Pagodeiro (Love Yourself) is a song that talks about self-love and self-acceptance, with exciting lyrics and a super contagious melody. I loved this live version, the energy of the audience together with Dilsinho's voice was incredible!

perfect bro! Dilsinho rocked this live version of Sou Pagodeiro (Love Yourself)! The dance is immersive and the lyrics are amazing, making me feel like some crazy self-love. I love how the guitar strings blend with the sound of the percussion instruments. Only those who are real pagoda players understand