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Samba Dance Workshops and Classes

• • Maracatu – a traditional style from the state of Pernambuco, in Northeastern Brazil. Usually accompanied by traditional dancing in Carnival parades.
  • Maculelê – a rhythm that accompanies the ethnic dance of the same name, usually presented in an African Brazilian religious festivity.
  • Samba de Roda [Circle of Samba] – a casual, more relaxed type of samba, usually played by a smaller ensemble around the table at parties, barbecues, and festive social gatherings.
  • Samba Reggae – a rhythm originated in the Carnival of Bahia, in northeastern Brazil, where the “blocos” created a more laid back, slower tempo version of samba, which can include a heavier use of low drums.
  • Samba-Seconline – a mixture of Second-line Dance and Brasilian Dance.
  • Ijexá – an African rhythm brought to Brazil by the Nigerian slaves, mostly preserved in the Northeastern state of Bahia that is simple yet spellbinding.
  • Jongo – an African-Brazilian rhythm and dance, with mostly rural origins, full of religious symbols and widely considered to be one of the main influences in the creation of samba
  • Cafezal a dance done During the harvest times in the coffee fields …… Check out class video