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vou escrever em português só de marra tb! xD hahahah

AmandaPandoraMS 5 months ago

Hermoso tema, delicioso sonido!

Montaniarte 7 months ago

can anyone tell be the name of the man singing? thanks!

orgesick 11 months ago

@orgesick he's devendra banhart

10fantasmas 10 months ago

@orgesick his name is Devendra Banhart

Harkerland 9 months ago

@orgesick His name is Devendra Banhart

Harkerland 9 months ago

I Love this video :-)))

pontepolentepontepi 1 year ago

Fantástica essa musica. ; D

clicavai 1 year ago 2

que lindo isso Cibelle, encontrei a toa passeando no Utubo

adorei o video, ate.

beijo do Limao

limebr 1 year ago 2

que bonitinho hehe

SuperAlbertocruz 1 year ago 2

lovely

juliobedin 1 year ago

cibelle and devendra benhardt....pleasantly unexpected and quite beautifully made

w4r7 1 year ago 2

well of course portugese, spanish, french and italian sound more melodious. after all, they all come from italic. italian is the standard language for opera. but english and other germanic languages are also very beautiful...

agleh100 2 years ago

totally agree!

joaopaulodoviolino 2 years ago

flying saucers :) dya think they have cups 'o' tea on them?

Doobledugs 2 years ago

This is not an English version of a Brazilian song. It was written in English by Caetano Veloso while in exile in London during the military dictatorship in Brazil. It is funny how they say "...go looking f' flying saucers..." Ommiting the "for", originally well pronounced by Caetano.

akrocin 2 years ago 4

In the part: "While my eyes go looking for flying saucers in the sky", the word "for" was completely deaccented. All you hear is an [ f ] sound. This sounds very odd to those accostumed to Caetano Veloso's original recording with the full "for", But then again, it is understandable given the fact that in Cibelli's version there is this clear attempt to fit the lyrics to the rhythm of the English language. As for the video , all the magic of a song composed during exile is lost., sadly.

sergioanew 2 years ago

love this song! love London!

Lkaterinaz 2 years ago

london is nice when its not killing brazilians around!

leandrosustenido 2 years ago

This comment has received too many negative votes show

Much better when she sings in English (the only language which people should sing in)

RMCKIE 2 years ago

Bossa Nova is not the same in english, the way as rock is not for protuguese!

leandrosustenido 2 years ago

English is the ugliest language t spoken! Brazilian portugese, spanish and french are much more passionate languages that only an ignorant anglophile like RMCKIE!cannot comprehend ! Time to acknowledge the facts, english is only good for spken business communication! Not for love, passion, or any kind of feelings or emotion, with the exception of The Beatles..

Teddy17bossa 2 years ago

lol, bit of a stupid comment, clearky youve be never been to england, and if you have havent spoken to anyone who speaks it correctly, with the correct linguistics, prenounciation, its a beautifull language, and a beautifull accent...."with the exception to the beatles"LOL, kind of contridicted everthing youve just said there? havnt you...tut..

tc1991t9 2 years ago

@Teddy17bossa I disagree, I speak Spanish English and some Portuguese, English is a beautiful language as well. Pero ahora el tema es Cibelle, que canta muy bonito, nao e!

abelcolumba 1 year ago

@Teddy17bossa

Of course John Donne, John Milton, TS Eliot, not to mention Shakespeare didn't find any poetry in English!? All that these lyrics show is that while Caetano in Portuguese is a sublime poetic lyricist he has no feel for English. Compare this to anything of his in Portuguese but most directly to his hymn to RJ "Estrangeiro" and see this what for what it is; a cute song from a man in exile but not one of his great works. Caetano simply lacks of dominion of this great idiom.

domesticanw 1 year ago