Portuguese Folk Dance
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@catzmama This dance really exists, it's called chimarrita or chama-rita (call Rita) and it comes from Azores, Portugal. It's also present in Brazil.
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Samba is another beautiful folk dance, but this one has origins in Angola, a country also invaded by the old Portuguese Empire. It comes from the word Semba and it was used first by African slaves settled in Brazil as a social manifestation against the humiliation and opression ruled by the Portuguese government.
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The Portuguese invaded my country back in the 1800/1900s(i 4got my history) but this dance is nice ^.^
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@ahajahaba2 poi nao LOL :)
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lol isto nao e nas twin towers?
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damn id get dizzy :p im glad im portuguese
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I was born in Lisbon Portugal, and i used to do this dnce all the time :) But since I moved here to CT i never got back to doing these dances.. Oh how I love it :) And for all of you who dont like then dont comment or watch its simple.
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just like goa !!!!11
does this look like samba to you? lol NO
ahajahaba2 3 years ago 12
My Grandma was from Portugal. Born in 1881. Came to America on a "sailing ship around the Horn" when she was four years old. She used to talk about dancing something called: "Shama-Rita" I have no idea how it is spelled in Portuguese. :-) She was not allowed to go to school, so never learned to read or write. Her father sent her to work when she was 12 yrs. old!
catzmama 1 year ago 3