Folklore songs to print

We selected in this post some suggestions for Folklore songs to print. It's a great way to work the Folklore Day.

Within the set of knowledge, traditions, legends, beliefs and superstitions of a people, it is important to highlight the nursery rhymes and lullabies. They are true repositories of joy and feelings, always the result of friendship.

The circle songs in the joyful collective environment, the lullabies in the sacred conviviality maternal and child, always sweetened by the softness of the cradle, in the comfort of the hammock or in the enchantment of a mother's lap.

Folk music involves songs, celebrations, dances, games, religion and various games.

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Folklore songs to print

Samba Lele:

Samba Lelê is sick
has a broken head
Samba Lele needed
of about eighteen lambadas

Samba, samba, Samba ô Lelê
Step on the hem of the skirt ô Lalá
Oh beautiful brunette,
How do you date?

put the tissue in your pocket
Leave the tip out.

The carnation fought with the rose:

The carnation fought with the rose
under a balcony
the nail was hurt
And the rose, shattered

the clove got sick
the rose went to visit
The harpsichord had a faint,
The rose began to cry.

Ciranda:

Ciranda, cirandinha,
Let's all go around,
Let's turn around,
Every now and then let's give

the ring you gave me
It was glass and it broke,
The love you had for me
It was too little and it ended.

Fall Fall Balloon:

Drop drop balloon, drop drop balloon
on soap street
No Fall no, don't fall, don't fall
It falls here in my hand!

Drop drop balloon, drop drop balloon
here in my hand
I don't go there, I don't go there, I don't go there
I'm afraid of getting hit!

golden rosemary

rosemary, golden rosemary
who was born in the countryside
unseeded

Hi my love,
Who told you like that,
that the flower of the field
Is it the rosemary?

Rosemary, rosemary in sauces,
Because of you
cry my eyes

rosemary of my heart
who was born in the countryside
With this song.

I threw the stick at the cat:

I threw the stick at the cat I'm
But I'm the cat
not dead defendant
Mrs. chica here
wondered if
From the scream, from the scream that the cat gave
Meow!

Little butterfly:

Lollipop:

Cururu frog:

Folklore Songs in PDF

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