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Nuclear Plant Pressure Transmitters,th-century daily life of that former colony. Containing over 100 images, Rugendas’ ethnography houses the earliest known visual record of a capoeira game in Brazil. Briefly, the lithograph . (1835) depicts a lively gathering of black men and women watching a central wrestling match on the streets of Rio de Janeiro (Figure 4.1).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-33704-1ically” sells Afro-Brazilian food on the streets of urban centers. Miranda’s impersonation of this market woman within a modern casino show illustrates, more importantly, the enduring popularity of this character-type within Rio de Janeiro’s entertainment industry. Accompanied by a group of samba musicians, ., Miranda sings:

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Investigating the Articulation of Ginga in Capoeira Angolath-century daily life of that former colony. Containing over 100 images, Rugendas’ ethnography houses the earliest known visual record of a capoeira game in Brazil. Briefly, the lithograph . (1835) depicts a lively gathering of black men and women watching a central wrestling match on the streets of Rio de Janeiro (Figure 4.1).

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What is it about the Baiana?ically” sells Afro-Brazilian food on the streets of urban centers. Miranda’s impersonation of this market woman within a modern casino show illustrates, more importantly, the enduring popularity of this character-type within Rio de Janeiro’s entertainment industry. Accompanied by a group of samba musicians, ., Miranda sings:

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-33704-1d on her body, the mulata Globeleza re-emerges to usher Brazilian telespectators into the carnival season. She entices them to watch Globo’s exclusive transmission of Rio’s world-famous samba school parades.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137462275Contemporary dance; international performance; Brazilian dance; body; Brazil; corpus; dance; nation; perform

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