Most of the dancers are supported by the students and staff of the city's samba schools. Many are heavily influenced by the favelas, the poorest neighborhoods in the city. The people from the favelas are often members of the samba schools and they participate in these activities as a holy duties. Every neighborhood in the city has its own street band participating in the carnival parade. This is a good thing for the poor people because it takes a very long time to practice and make the costumes and have the preparation done. It actually occupies their time into doing something good for everyone.
I've been to several carnival parades and they are so beautiful with so many colors, pretty girls and guys, beautiful costumes with beads and feathers, and beautiful body paints on girls. Most of the girls with body paints their bodies are so curvy and gorgeous. They are basically nude and covered with only paint and some beads and feathers. I miss it.
What a wonderfully vibrant post on the Carnival of Brazil! I loved reading about the colorful parades, samba dancers, and the incredible effort behind the costumes. It's amazing how Carnival brings communities together, especially with the involvement of samba schools and local neighborhoods. You’ve captured the spirit and energy of the festival so beautifully—it's almost like I can hear the music and feel the rhythm through your words. Can't wait to read more of your experiences! Keep sharing these insightful and fun posts! Daniel Dantas
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ReplyDeleteWhat a vibrant and beautifully written post! I could truly feel the energy and joy of the Brazilian Carnival through your words. The way you described the colors, music, and cultural richness made it come alive for me. Thank you for sharing such a vivid glimpse into one of the world's most iconic celebrations — now I'm adding it to my bucket list! Beatriz Barata
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic post about the vibrant energy of Carnival in Brazil! You’ve captured the spirit of the celebration so well, from the colorful costumes and lively samba dancers to the sense of community that surrounds the event. I especially love how you highlight the involvement of samba schools and the favelas, showing the cultural significance beyond just the party atmosphere. It’s inspiring and makes me want to experience Carnival firsthand. Keep up the great work in sharing these insights! Veronica Dantas
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautifully written post capturing the vibrant spirit of Carnival in Brazil! Your vivid descriptions of the colorful costumes, samba dancers, and the sense of community that surrounds the celebration truly bring the festival to life. I loved learning about the involvement of samba schools and the role of the favelas—it’s inspiring to see how Carnival brings people together. You’ve made me feel like I’m experiencing it firsthand! Thanks for sharing such an insightful glimpse into one of the world’s most iconic celebrations. Keep up the great work! Sidney De Queiroz Pedrosa
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