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27 de fevereiro.
Um dia lindo pra celebrar CARNAVAL !!
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25 de fevereiro.
Bloco Tarada em Você no Teatro Municipal São Paulo, SP, Brasil
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25 de fevereiro 2017- Bloco Tarada em Você
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26 de Fevereiro.
Carnaval 2017: Bloco do O Ilú Obá De Min
Celebração do Candomblé e as Orixas
Ilú Obá De Min - Educação, Cultura e Arte Negra is a non-profit association based in São Paulo that is based on African, Afro-Brazilian and women's cultures. The purpose of the association is to preserve and disseminate black culture in Brazil, maintaining a constant cultural dialogue with the African continent through instruments, songs, touches, corporeality, and open space for ideas aimed at individual and collective empowerment of women in society.
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26 de fevereiro. Bloco Afro Ilú Obá De Min Carnaval 2017
Celebração do Candomblé e as Orixas
O Ilú Obá De Min (NGO) – Educação, Cultura e Arte Negra é uma associação paulistana, sem fins lucrativos, que tem como base o trabalho com as culturas de matriz africana e afro-brasileira e a mulher.
O objetivo da associação é preservar e divulgar a cultura negra no Brasil, mantendo diálogo cultural constante com o continente africano através dos instrumentos, dos cânticos, dos toques, da corporeidade, além de abrir espaço para idéias que visem o fortalecimento individual e coletivo das mulheres na sociedade.
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Feb. 19. 2017: I assisted the play Sonhatório by Cia Truks
people believe that the play is meant for children, but the play is so full of heart, emotion, laughter, and love. The moral of the play was: in order to live a happy and healthy life, you have to laugh, play, & use your imagination.
lol i took a picture with the actors because they were beautifully amazing & very creative. Check out some pieces of the play with these videos (but nothing will do justice to actually watching the play)
http://www.truks.com.br/videos/3-truks-sonhatorio-3-min
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0QtLbdxHHF0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xxzhjv7q4qU
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Feb. 18. 2017:
Bloco Saia da Chita
(Carnaval parade: Skirt of Chita)
Chita is the Chimpanzee mom that Trazan has in the movie
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Feb. 13. 2017: me trying learning to dance “lindy-hop” which is an American dance that evolved in Harlem, NY. during the 1920′s and 1930′s with the jazz music of that time.
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Feb.12. 2017: Arrastão de Blocos Carnavalescos na Memorial da América Latina
Festival pre-Carnaval of many different blocos; this one covered songs from the Beatles <3
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Feb. 12. 2017: Carnaval chego!!! Ensaio de um Blobo na Vila Madalena
In all over Brasil Carnaval was marked for the week of Feb. 27- March 2, 2017, however, there is the tradition of celebrating pre-carnaval (2 weeks before) and pós-carnaval (1 week after). Therefore, the entire month of Feb and some of March is filled with Carnaval blocos (parades and celebrates)!
Carnaval has arrived!! Rehearsal of a mini block parade that will march within the neighborhood of Vila Madalena during Carnaval
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i'm a lover & a fighter... you best believe, i fight for what I love
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Feb. 10. 2017
Vili and I attempting to practice Capoeira, but we completely failed lol
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Feb. 10. 2017:
The fam at a Capoeira class lol
Capoeira was created nearly 500 years ago in Brazil by African slaves (mainly from Angola). Taken from their homes against their will and kept in slavery, they started inventing fighting techniques for self-defense. To cover their inside combats from their prisoners, the African slaves used their traditional music, singing and dancing. Thus, the Capoeira continued its development and soon became not only for self-defense but for rebellion.
Capoeira is a martial art that combines elements of fight, acrobatics, music, dance and rituals in a very elegant and magnetic way. Performed by two people, it is often called “Capoeira game” that is played, not a fight. Capoeira is always played with a smile on face symbolizing that the capoeiristas are not afraid from the danger that is coming.
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