Solto Das Patas

I was born in the countryside far from the city
And so my old parents raised me freely
Eating fatty barbecue, bathing in waterfalls
And they say that's why I ended up loose from the hooves.

Loose from the hooves for those who don't know it's me
That was the nickname my old man gave me.

When I arrive at a dance, I go in with a fancy hat
Everyone knows me, I'm not rude
I shout at the accordion player, your easy days are over
Play a lively vanerão because I'm loose from the hooves.

I invite a beautiful girl and start marking steps
If she's too stingy, I'll remove her embarrassment
But if she doesn't like it and becomes a bit shy
I say my dear, don't worry because I'm loose from the hooves.

I take a shot and drink until I'm drunk
If bad weather comes, I dodge it
I turn things around and challenge them to a duel
And I walk away confidently because I'm loose from the hooves.