Oba La La

Oaria raio 
Oba Oba Oba 
Oaria raio 
Oba Oba Oba

mas que nada
black eyed peas came in to make it hotter
we beat the party starters
bubblin up just like lava
like lava heat it like a sauna
penetrating into your body armor
rhythmically we message ya
with hip hop mixed up with samba
with samba so yes yes yall
you know we never stop 
we never rest yall
the black eyed peas are keeping it funky fressh yall
and we wont stop until we get you, til we get you 

Oaria raio 
Oba Oba Oba 
Oaria raio 
Oba Oba Oba

peter piper picked peppers but Tab rocked ryhmes
1,2,3 for several times
heavy rotation made by every kind
of radio stations blessing every mind
and we crossing boundaries like everyday
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we got we got tab magnification tab magnafied
like every day
so yes yes yall
you know we never stop we never rest yall yall
the black eyed peas are keeping it funky fressh yall
and we wont stop until we get you, til we get you sayin

Oaria raio 
Oba Oba Oba (la la la la la) 
Oaria raio 
Oba Oba Oba

drop hot hot be my daily operation
got to put a right in this crazy occupation
gotta keep it movin' thats the motivation
gotta ride the waves and keep a tight relation
with my team keeping moving and doing it right
i've been in a lab every day til daylight
thats the way things move in this monkey business
we took a old samba song and remixed it

Mas que nada 
Sai da minha frente 
Eu quero passar 
Pois o samba esta animado 
O que eu quero e sambar 
Este samba 
Que e misto de maracatu 
E samba de preto velho 
Samba de preto tu 

mas que nada, we gonna make you feel lil hotter
peas and Sergio Mendes heating up sambaaaa
badabababababaaaaaa
sergio play your piano sergio play your yo yo yo yo piano (echoing)

check it out


Oaria raio 
Oba Oba Oba (la la la la la) 
Oaria raio 
Oba Oba Oba (la la la la la)

Oaria raio 
Oba Oba Oba

Este samba 
Que e misto de maracatu 
E samba de preto velho 
Samba de preto tu (la la la la la)

"Mas Que Nada" is a song originally written and performed by Jorge Ben in 1963, which in a later cover version became the signature song of S?rgio Mendes. In the United States, it is one of a few Brazilian songs that is widely known. It is worth noting that in the United States, the song is popularly credited to Mendes with Jorge relatively unknown, whereas in Brazil, the reverse is true.