Rio de Janeiro - Favelas, Carnaval, Samba
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Rio de Janeiro - Favelas, Carnaval, Samba: Rio’s inhabitants (called Cariocas, after the Tupi Indian word meaning “white man’s home”) represent a microcosm of Brazil’s ethnic diversity and include people of European, African, and mixed ancestry. In Brazil, people of African descent (referred to as “Afro-Brazilians” by outside scholars) can be further characterized using such terms as pardos and pretos; the latter term is used to refer to those with the darkest skin colour. Although skin colour is largely the basis of the distinction between pardo and preto, it is a distinction that is subjective as well as objective, and it is self-attributed. Many Brazilians of colour
Rio de Janeiro, city and port, capital of the state of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. It is located on the Atlantic Ocean, in the southeastern part of the tropical zone of South America, and is widely recognized as one of the world’s most beautiful and interesting urban centers.
Rio de Janeiro's Carnival suspended because of coronavirus - Los Angeles Times
Rio postpones Carnival over COVID-19 – DW – 09/25/2020
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A beginner's guide to Carnival in Rio – The Denver Post
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The Samba Parade
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samba Archives - Go Eat Give
Carnival Volunteer in Rio de Janeiro at a Samba School with IKPVA
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