What does “Libera o badaró” really mean?
Mathematicians say it's an idiom which came from Greece, but lived in Turkey for a while. A rapid research on any Greek encyclopedia from the 18th century reveals that “Libera o Badaró” was an idiom used a lot by Socrates (the philosopher, not the soccer player) in conversations among his disciples, especially those who followed him to his bed. This says already a lot about the Brazilian band Libera o Badaró (a pun on Libero Badaró...

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