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 Dancing in the streets by selfishman
You could up and put some music on and within minutes have a crowd of people dancing.
The people are incredibly friendly...most of them are trying to sell something but they also seem to have great pride in thier happiness. Leave a Comment Theme: People Watching
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 The Women of Rio by selfishman
A lot of tourists go there because it's right on the main drag.
The night started out with a local band playing brazillian music and they were actually really good...got the energy going.
Then the DJ came on and played everything from Trance to top 40's to Hip-Hop.
In the beginning the place was packed with a bunch of tourist looking to get laid so the vibe was kinda weak but the later it got the more of those people left and the real party animals got into the groove.
There were some incredible looking girls there, most of them were working but they were still cool to party with. And they all love
to dance!
Very casual...matter of fact ther were a few girls that wore nothing but a boa and body paint!! Leave a Comment Theme: NightclubAddress: Copacabana BeachDirections: About halfway down the main drag on the beach.
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 Guarita beach,Torres,South
Brazil by janaina
The dance is sexy,yes,but it's danced by all kinds of people,of all ages and sexes,without the "dirty" connotations given to it by very bad Hollywood movies :-((
It's very graceful,fast paced,and believe me,when you have to move your feet and body
that fast on the dance floor,the LAST thing on
one's mind is sex!!
Anyway,the rhythm originates in the Amazons,was later adopted by Bahians,who proceeded to create the steps..and the rest is history! Leave a Comment Theme: Dancing
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 victoria regia flower in
amazon by janaina
It's made of a hollow tree-trunk section-about 1mt. tall and 30cm. wide,covered on one end
by a deer skin.
The Carimbo gives it name to a folkloric dance of the state of Para in the Brazilian
Amazon,in the area of Marajo Island and the capital city of Belem.
It's a circle dance accompanied by heavy percussion and occasionally by string instruments.
At a certain moment in the dance,the woman throw a handkerchief to the floor and her partner has to pick it up using only his mouth! Leave a Comment Theme: Dancing
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 botanic gardens ways.. by janaina
It was sunday after the evening mass,and the weather couldn't have been better!
There was a small band made up of brass and drums,and a male singer.
People of all ages held hands and formed a large circle.The steps were very simple and the rhythm was slow and sort of hipnotic,going round and round.
The music rhythms changes periodically,as a cue for the circle to change direction.
In a ciranda people can come in and leave as they please,and the dance go on all night long,with people eating and drinking BATIDAS
made by CACHACA and tropical fruits juices.
Children falle asleep on their parents or grandparents laps.
After this occasion,I falled in love by this song,and found a very good CD by Nei Matogrosso(a pop-star here),with a great recording of Pernambuco's cirandas he did with the group "Aquarela Carioca". Leave a Comment Theme: Dancing
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 brazilian side of Iguassu
Falls by janaina
Let me intoduce you to some tipical dances telling you a little bit about..
BUMBA-MEU-BOI:this is a very popular and widespread comic-dramatic dance,which tells the story of death and ressurection of an ox.It started in the end of the 18th century in the coastal sugar plantations and cattle ranches of Norheastern Brazil,and from there it spread to the North and South.
Its name comes from the verb "bumbar",meaning to beat up or against,and the expression is chanted by the crowd as in invitation for the ox(the men under the ox costume) to charge against them.It is a parade of human and animal characters,and fantastic creatures from Brazilian indian mythology,such as the "caipora",to the sounds of the music and singing.It takes place during the Christmas season in certain states,and in June in the states of Maranhao and Amazonas-during the "festas juninas",dedicated to St. John and St. Peter.There are ususally a group of singers and the "chamador" or caller,who introduce the characters with diferent songs.
The instruments used are the acustic guittar,the Brazilian tambourine("tamborim") and accordion.It appears in Northern Brazil as "Bumba-Boi",and in the island of Santa Catarina,Southern Brazil,as "Boi-de mamao"(mamao is the Brazilian word for Papaya,it's believed that originally a green papaya was used as the ox head).
In the city of Parintins,in Amazonas,there's a "Bumbodromo",the North answer for Rio's Sambodromo.It becomes a great destination for tourists in the Amazon region.
In the state of Maranhao,you can find the "matraca",a percussion instrument made of 2 pieces of wood that you carry on your hands and hit against each other-some matracas are very large and are carried around the neck.
At the fabulous "Casa Do Maranhao" museum,in Sao Luis,numerous installations depict the diferent phases of this dance,the instruments and costumes! Leave a Comment Theme: Dancing
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 Cibratel sunsets.. by janaina
by Bantu slaves from Angola.
Still danced in Marajo Island,in the Amazon delta,the Lundun is very sensual,voluptous-rather lascivious really-couple's dance.
It was highly popular in Brazil in the seventeenth and early eighteenth century.
It was later replaced by the Maxixe(which was also considered scandalous..)and the Samba. Leave a Comment Theme: Dancing
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Club Melt is the BEST place to go out dancing in RIO! The only thing about Rio nightlife is that it can be very dangerous. Always go out in large groups and ladies, don't wear your purses or any bling. If you direct attention towards yourself it may not be good attention, and chances are you could get mugged. So when you go out at night.. the last thing you want to do is look like a tourist! Try to work on your tan and blend in with the locals :-)
IIt's very hot in Rio even at night! You don't need to wear a whole lot unless you want to sweat profusely. The locals dress a lot like we do in the states, minus the bling. Leave a Comment Theme: NightclubAddress: Ipanema is the hot spot in Rio!Directions: Copacabana Beach
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 by martinelli
The bill arrives and then you see a lot of names and terms you never heard before. What are you paying for? Why does this strange name cost more than everything you ate all together? Let the fairy martinelli help you through this world of greed and expense... Leave a Comment Theme: OtherOther Contact: click
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