Vou mandar lecô
Cajuê
Vou mandar loiá
Cajuê
Lecô lecô
Cajuê
Vou mandar loiá
Cajuê
Mestre Bimba
Cajuê
Mestre Pastinha
Cajuê
Mestre Bimba
Cajuê
O esur traira
Cajuê
Cobrinha Verde
Cajuê
Canjiquinha
Cajuê
Mestre Gigante
Cajuê
Ezequiel
Cajuê
Seu Caiçara
Cajuê
O seu nagê
Cajuê
Lecô lecô
Cajuê
Vou mandar loiá
Cajuê
Vou mandar lecô
Cajuê
Vou mandar loiá
Cajuê
Lecô lecô
Cajuê
Vou mandar loiá
Cajuê
I'll send lecô
Cashew
I'll send loiá
Cashew
Lecô Lecô
Cashew
I'll send loiá
Cashew
Mestre Bimba
Cashew
Mestre Pastinha
Cashew
Mestre Bimba
Cashew
O Esur Traira
Cashew
Cobrinha Verde
Cashew
Canjiquinha
Cashew
Mestre Gigante
Cashew
Ezekiel
Cashew
Your Caiçara
Cashew
Your baby
Cashew
Lecô Lecô
Cashew
I'll send loiá
Cashew
I'll send lecô
Cashew
I'll send loiá
Cashew
Lecô Lecô
Cashew
I'll send loiá
Cashew
Cajuê refers to Cajueiro, which is a tree that grows cashew nuts. In Brazil there is also a city named Cajueiro and this song is probably referring to that city.
The words "lecô" and "loia" do not have literal translations. Some translations show them to meaning "lecture" as in "manda leco" or "i'm going to lecture you" and other translations make them out to just be sounds used for rhyming.
The calls in the song are all references to names of mestres.
