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'''Samba''' is a Latin [[music]] style that originates from [[Brazil]], and is often considered to be the national music style of that country. It is characterized by a driving syncopated [[rhythm]] played on a variety of [[percussion]] instruments, accompanied by repetitive, upbeat melodies played on [[brass instrument]]s. Samba music and the dancing associated with it often accompany occasions of celebration, such as [[carnival]]s and [[soccer]] games. | '''Samba''' is a Latin [[music]] style that originates from [[Brazil]], and is often considered to be the national music style of that country. It is characterized by a driving syncopated [[rhythm]] played on a variety of [[percussion]] instruments, accompanied by repetitive, upbeat melodies played on [[brass instrument]]s. Samba music and the dancing associated with it often accompany occasions of celebration, such as [[carnival]]s and [[soccer]] games. | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:26, February 23, 2009
Samba is a Latin music style that originates from Brazil, and is often considered to be the national music style of that country. It is characterized by a driving syncopated rhythm played on a variety of percussion instruments, accompanied by repetitive, upbeat melodies played on brass instruments. Samba music and the dancing associated with it often accompany occasions of celebration, such as carnivals and soccer games.