Pisa na Fulô [English translation]

Step on the flower, step on the flower

Step on the flower

Don't mistreat my love

One of these days

I went to a dance in the city of Pedreiras

At Golada Street

Zé Cachangá was the accordeon player

But he only played

Step on the flower

Step on the flower, step on the flower

Mr. Serafim was whispering to Dió

I could swear

I've never seen a better forró1 ball

Even grandma

Grabed grandpa's hand

Come on, my old man

Step on the flower

Step on the flower, step on the flower

I saw girls who weren't even 12 years old

Grab a partner

And dance around

Happy, they said

My love, how good

It is to step on the flower

Step on the flower, step on the flower

In the middle of the night, Zeca Cachangá

Told the owner of the house

You don't have to pay me

But please

Find another accordeon player because I too want

To step on the flower

Step on the flower, step on the flower

1. A traditional dance and music genre