Forró originates from popular dances that were held at the end of the XNUMXth century and were called “forrobodó”, “forrobodança” or “forrobodão”. At that time, it was necessary to wet the floor of the place where these parties took place, as they were made of “hard floors”, that is, there was no coating, only earth. At […]
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Origins and evolution of forró in the São João festivities
The forró style has gone through three major phases since it emerged in the 1940s. Evolution causes dispute, but formats can coexist, critics say. This week begins the main moment of the forró marathon at the São João festival in the Northeast. With the approach of the official night of the […]
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Map of All Saints Bay from 1769
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Map of the Brazilian coast from the Paraíba River to Cabo de Santo Agostinho, 1683
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Engraving of Salvador da Bahia in 1671
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