CITY OF GOD
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Shootout in Rio de Janeiroby masdrjbr27,999 views- 3:03
City of Godby CvMizz477,627 views
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City of Godby dinkerz24,246 views
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Title Sequence - City of Godby UlloaPaul43,634 views
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'City of Men' Trailerby buzzfocus285,534 views
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City of Men - Clip 1 Favelaby erikmartin27,642 views
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City of Godby adobosazon14,086 views
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City of God Sceneby ballerblocking074,874 views
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Jesus the Lordby NotreDameFolkChoir3,112 views
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City of God Sceneby Blurrymoon8530,684 views
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Rocinha on saturday morning 15 september 2007 (part 2)by Koninginnemarkt24,898 views
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Film Trailer City of Godby andrepinto64420,033 views
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City of God by Dan Schutteby cihuatateo17,781 views
No. They are hated because they don't have a clue about the world and act like they do had.
mfarret 4 years ago
I'm complaing about the american carachteristic of not calling american things, that were created in american, doesn't matter the influence, just american like Brasil does. If it was created in america, it's american, period.
mfarret 4 years ago
You are correct. But these "roots" influenced the creation of something new, like rap,jazz (like samba, there's a melodic background that is NOT african, but the result of the contact of the blacks in Brasil and US with the european culture)
mfarret 4 years ago
Thanks for the usefull, clarifying comment.
mfarret 4 years ago
Anyway, Brasil is a 190 million people country, wit the most complex cultures in the world. Unless you spend some years here, you'll never understand. The brasilianists take 20, 30 years in Brasil just to write a single book about social relations in Brasil. Don't try to simplify things. It' will lead you into assuming wrong things.
mfarret 4 years ago
Due to the fact that most people(depends on the region)are "pardos", and pretty much everybody lost track of the origin of ancestors, it's impossible for people to keep asking what you are, like in the US. It become part of inconscient of the people. It's easyer not to worry about.
mfarret 4 years ago
truelly? when i see it, ill believe it.
ras189 4 years ago
hiphop is an american thing, but the griots of west africa do what exactly? they rhyme and tell tales over a rhythm similar to hiphop ones, some even becoming more abstract than hiphop ones. the tradition was carried across, lost then found again. you shouldnt talk of influence, in west africa. sure u got "hiphop" and "kwaito" in south. but the roots lie there
ras189 4 years ago
i went to a brazilian restaurant recently. white owned. and they had two black women on the board with juggs on their heads. i was confused as to the message they were trying to convey. that is african tradition in Brazil and NOT european tradition in brazil. and my grandma told me about the racism in brazil and ive seen how blacks are STILL treated. dont give me this unity crap.
ras189 4 years ago
im not talking about purity. im talking about ORIGIN. i could not care less about the mixes these dances underwent. but capoeira was devellopped by African slaves in Brazil, truelly. I never said it came from Africa, but from AfriCANS-who at the time spoke their own languages and had their own cultures. dont get me wrong
ras189 4 years ago