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Translation
See you in Bahia
In Bahia, those who are leaving,
always feel melancholy,
just like me, just like you
on that evening
In Bahia, magic
goes hand in hand with fantasy
and will make you be
here tomorrow
Refrain: See you,
See you tomorrow
in this South American night
See you, see you tomorrow
That is the formula
for which you love
See you
In Bahia, you look up
and there is one more star in the sky,
that gifts with gold and falls
when you call it.
In Bahia, just like that
close your eyes
say "yes" to me and you will see
I will be here tomorrow.
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Piotr Liban on 2021-01-21
Piotr Liban on 2021-01-21Last edited by Piotr Liban on 2021-08-26
Piotr Liban on 2021-08-26✕
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Comments
About translator
"Senta" is an imperative form meaning "feel!" but because it does not make sense here, I suppose it was meant to be "sente" which means he/she/it feels". It was propably changed to make it sound better.
hasta mañana - from Spanish - see you tomorrow