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The term Abadá originally referred to a long white gown that was worn...
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'Afoxé' refers to a particular genre of carnival organisation in...
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The word "Axé" originally was a religious greeting used in...
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Bando da Lua is the name of a successful and influential band from Rio de...
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Bandolim is the Portuguese word for mandolin. The modern mandolin, with 4...
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Barravento is a rhythm and dance from the Afrobrazilian religious cult...
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The term "Bloco de Índio" (literally "Association of...
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Bloco de Trio denotes a particular genre of carnival association in Salvador,...
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Calhambeque is a Brazilian colloquial term used to describe an old car or road...
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Bloco Camaleão (the chameleon) is the name of a carnival association...
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A carro de apoio (support vehicle) is part of the infrastructure of modern...
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The Cavaquinho (kah-vah-kin-yoo) is a small, high-pitched Portuguese guitar...
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The Chapman Stick (center), often simply referred to as The Stick, was...
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The term corso refers to the parades of private automobiles that were popular...
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A Bahian Carnival Association that originated in 1962, founded by dissedents...
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Crocodilo is the name of a carnival association in Salvador, Bahia, Brazil....
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Fobica (sometimes also 'fubica') is a NE-Brazilian slang term meaning old car...
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Frevo denotes both a musical genre and a dance style from Pernambuco State...
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'fubica' or 'fobica' is a slang term from Northeastern Brazil meaning old car,...
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Manodcaster is a type of electric mandolin, equipped a solid body and with...
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Mercadores de Bagdá is a traditional Bahian Carnival association,...
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Papa Léguas is the name of a carnival association in Salvador, Bahia,...
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Besides of being a Brazilian slang term meaning 'whats up', Qual É is...
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The election of the Rei Momo (Carnival king) is a tradition in Brazilian...
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Ned Steinberger (* New Jersey, 1948) is best known for his design of guitars...
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The term "Trio Elétrico" or "Trio" refers to the...
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'Triolim' and 'Violão Tenor' are Brazilian term for tenor guitar. The...
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