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'''''[[Amazon]] Carnival''''' is an annual [[carnival]] [[feast]] celebrated in [[July]] in the city of [[Parintins]], [[Brazil]] and protagonized with two major blocks: ''Garantido'' and ''Caprichoso''. It's based on local [[folk]] elements and [[Indigenous people|indigenan]] culture. |
'''''[[Amazon]] Carnival''''' is an annual [[carnival]] [[feast]] celebrated in [[July]] in the city of [[Parintins]], [[Brazil]] and protagonized with two major blocks: ''Garantido'' and ''Caprichoso''. It's based on local [[folk]] elements and [[Indigenous people|indigenan]] culture. |
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This celebration was unknown for the majority of the Brazilians up to [[1996]] when a musical group ''Carrapicho'' introduced the hit ''Bate forte o tambor''. This song is used until today in the traditional [[Brazilian Carnival]] to celebrate the culture of the north of the country. |
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Revision as of 04:49, 24 July 2005
Amazon Carnival is an annual carnival feast celebrated in July in the city of Parintins, Brazil and protagonized with two major blocks: Garantido and Caprichoso. It's based on local folk elements and indigenan culture.
This celebration was unknown for the majority of the Brazilians up to 1996 when a musical group Carrapicho introduced the hit Bate forte o tambor. This song is used until today in the traditional Brazilian Carnival to celebrate the culture of the north of the country.
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