Before samba became Brazil’s calling card to the world, it lived barefoot in the Bahian Recôncavo—spinning in dusty circles, carried by women’s hips, African memory, and the crackle of a Portuguese lute. Samba de Roda isn’t just a dance; it’s a centuries-old cultural engine. Born in the seventeenth century from the creativity and resistance of […]

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