Aline Barros - A Dança Do Quaquito Lyrics
Lyrics
Qua-qua
Oh, Aleluia!
Louva em nome de Jesus!
Qua-qua, qua-qua
Oh, meu Pai do céu, do céu, do céu!
Ele é artista
Louva ao criador
Ele ta bombando
Toca até tambor
Um pato falante
Saindo do ovinho
Desengonçadinho
Pra pular, pra correr
Pronto para dançar
Essa é a dança do Quaquito
Vem com esse andar de bambolê
Eu na cintura, ele no bico
Quê-quê, rê-rê, quê-quê
Essa é a dança do Quaquito
Ele inventou o padedê
Cisca de ladinho batendo as asas
Quê-quê, rê-rê, quê-quê
Eita Jeová
Sinto teu poder
Oh, aleluia!
Ele é artista
Louva ao criador
Ele está bombando
Toca até tambor
Um pato falante
Saindo do ovinho
Desengonçadinho
Pra pular, pra correr
Pronto para dançar
Essa é a dança do Quaquito
Vem com esse andar de bambolê
Eu na cintura, ele no bico
Quê-quê, rê-rê, quê-quê
Essa é a dança do Quaquito
Ele inventou o padedê
Cisca de ladinho batendo as asas
Quê-quê, rê-rê, quê-quê
Essa é a dança do Quaquito
Vem com esse andar de bambolê
Eu na cintura, ele no bico
Quê-quê, rê-rê, quê-quê
Essa é a dança do Quaquito
Ele inventou o padedê
Cisca de ladinho batendo as asas
Quê-quê, rê-rê, quê-quê
Eh tá bom, qua-qua
Video
A Dança do Quaquito - Aline Barros e Cia 2
Meaning & Inspiration
Aline Barros’s "A Dança do Quaquito," featured on the album *Aline Barros e Cia 2* released in 2019, offers a vibrant and joyful expression of faith, particularly aimed at engaging younger audiences with the wonders of God. While the lyrics playfully introduce a talking duck, "Quaquito," emerging from its egg and ready to dance, the song's deeper narrative points to the creative power and exuberance of God as the ultimate artist and creator. The imagery of Quaquito being "desengonçadinho" (a bit clumsy) but eager to move and dance beautifully reflects the journey of faith, where even in our imperfections, we are called to praise and celebrate the Lord. This theme resonates with verses like Psalm 149:3, which encourages believers to "praise his name with dancing, making music with timbrel and harp." The song’s cheerful, almost whimsical depiction of praise as a dance, something a playful duck can master, underscores the idea that worship is for everyone, regardless of their perceived capabilities. The repeated exclamations of "Oh, Aleluia!" and "Louva em nome de Jesus!" are direct encouragements to praise, a central tenet of Christian worship, reminding us that all creation can indeed be an artist in its own right, glorifying the Creator. The lines about Quaquito "inventing" a dance, described as "cisca de ladinho batendo as asas," can be interpreted as a metaphor for the spontaneous and unique ways individuals express their devotion, finding their own rhythm in praising God. This aligns with the biblical principle of offering our whole selves to God in worship, as Romans 12:1 invites us to present our bodies as living sacrifices, holy and pleasing to God, which is our true and proper worship. The overarching message is one of pure, uninhibited joy in recognizing God's power and presence, encapsulated in the enthusiastic invocation, "Eita Jeová, Sinto teu poder!" It’s a delightful invitation to partake in the simple yet profound act of rejoicing in the Lord, much like Quaquito’s enthusiastic, albeit unconventional, dance, highlighting that in God’s presence, there is fullness of joy and a dance to be discovered.