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| CAPOEIRA An electrifying martial art that synchronizes grace, power and agility. It was brought to Brazil in the 16th century by Africans from Angola. They had to masquerade it as a dance to survive. |
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BERIMBAU The Berimbau is one of the many intriguing musical instruments developed by Black culture in Brazil. It consists of a wood arch, bent by a string of metal wire; the resulting tension gives the wire a distinctive sound. The Berimbau is often used in Capoeira dance. |
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| LAMBADA Another popular dance comes from Belém, at the border of Eastern Amazon; the now world-famous "Lambada". The dance - voluptuous, sensual and downright carnal - is a life-size reflection of one of the strongest aspects of Brazilian culture, one that can be found throughout the giant country: the lust for love. |
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| FREVO A street carnival and ballroom type of dance, performed with small colorful umbrella. |
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