An all-female Samba group shows a commitment to music and the Women's Movement
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The first Samba music to be recorded in Brazil was born in a circle more than one hundred years ago. That’s why when people play Samba music and dance to it, they form “Rodas de Samba” or “Samba Circles.”
Recently, and rapidly, female musicians have created their own circles and Samba fans are loving it.
Americas Now recently visited one of Brazil’s most popular circles of Samba Women.
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