Just like African Slaves invented cuban rumba, salsa... Dominican/ Haitian merengue, Puerto Rican bomba, Colombian Cumbia and so forth .. not to say the indigenous did not have any input. When just made it better 😊
Ha...what about jazz, country, r&b, hip hop, blues, soul and rock n roll, reggae, dancehall, calypso, soca and reggae en Español sin ton?..😂😂 we've done it all!!
Hello, last night was doing my final exams. Spoke about the samba, tango and rumba culture a little. However, reading I became aware that the samba, tango and rumba came from the African slave origin yet in the tango, samba and rumba competitions around the world the skin colour of the competitors are not dark skin people but always a light complexion, hair's always straight no pionter as originally from the African slaves origin, the origin seems all erased. It seems confusing looking at the competitors, leaves a question mark to me? Can someone explain why?
Roxanne Walcott...really not much to explain - Blacks/Africans invent it..white/europeans "discover" it and often times capitalize on it..too many examples to site and not only dance, music and culture!
The message on screen says "Samba emerged in the early 19th century, in Rio de Janeiro." It's common sense that some form of Afro-Brazilian singing existed in Bahia from probably not too long after African slaves arrived in Brazil (perhaps something distinctly Afro-Brazilian as early as 1550?). Eventually, Afro-Brazilians made their way south to Rio, especially with the end of slavery, in 1888...but even a few years before that. While there was Afro-Brazilian singing and drumming in Bahia from early on, I'm not sure that there was _samba_ per se in Rio in 1820. By the early _20th century_ a distinct musical style was being to emerge in Rio that would eventually be called samba. Perhaps they meant to say early _20th_ century? I'm a musician more than a professional historian, so if anyone can clarify, I would appreciate it.
I don't know why that music has that enthusiastic feel tune to me sometimes, I kind of wish it was invented in Florida instead kind of if the Africans there in Florida invent it and many of those would be in English if not brazil in portugese, but close to New Orleans.
And IT has a spiritual Link too , from samba to sabath...this word from Kikongo ( language of creation) IS the only one in the ENTIRE world thats gives U the meanig of sabath , so Not only ( Like other languages do ) telling WHAT to do on that day ,but far more important,WHAT the NAME given to that day MEANS...Up to U now to Look for the meaning of SAMBA in kikongo,..keep dancing expressing yr " ki " ( Qi , chi tchi.,.) Like King Daouda(David) did AS the Ark of convenent came Back home and be blessed in the HOLY name of yisu masiah the " Kong of the kongs " 🙏🏿...
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African women, unsung heroes of Samba. They give Brazil it's magic on many levels. Thank you Ladies! Thank you Africa.Thank you Brazil.
Let's agree that African women all over the world are unsung heroes!
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@@ordemeprogresso727cry. White culture don’t represent brazil
Just like African Slaves invented cuban rumba, salsa... Dominican/ Haitian merengue, Puerto Rican bomba, Colombian Cumbia and so forth .. not to say the indigenous did not have any input. When just made it better 😊
Vudukid _RUN facts
Don’t forget they gave us reggaeton too
Ha...what about jazz, country, r&b, hip hop, blues, soul and rock n roll, reggae, dancehall, calypso, soca and reggae en Español sin ton?..😂😂 we've done it all!!
Jazz, Hiphop and Rap also has its African roots it seems majority of pop-culture (Dance and Music) in the Americas are from Africa
@@jackculler1489 No
They got everything from the black woman yet she is the most disrespected on the earth smh
Beautiful people, beautiful culture, beautiful soul!
White still our culture and makes it thers
Hello, last night was doing my final exams. Spoke about the samba, tango and rumba culture a little. However, reading I became aware that the samba, tango and rumba came from the African slave origin yet in the tango, samba and rumba competitions around the world the skin colour of the competitors are not dark skin people but always a light complexion, hair's always straight no pionter as originally from the African slaves origin, the origin seems all erased. It seems confusing looking at the competitors, leaves a question mark to me? Can someone explain why?
Roxanne Walcott...really not much to explain - Blacks/Africans invent it..white/europeans "discover" it and often times capitalize on it..too many examples to site and not only dance, music and culture!
The message on screen says "Samba emerged in the early 19th century, in Rio de Janeiro." It's common sense that some form of Afro-Brazilian singing existed in Bahia from probably not too long after African slaves arrived in Brazil (perhaps something distinctly Afro-Brazilian as early as 1550?). Eventually, Afro-Brazilians made their way south to Rio, especially with the end of slavery, in 1888...but even a few years before that. While there was Afro-Brazilian singing and drumming in Bahia from early on, I'm not sure that there was _samba_ per se in Rio in 1820. By the early _20th century_ a distinct musical style was being to emerge in Rio that would eventually be called samba. Perhaps they meant to say early _20th_ century? I'm a musician more than a professional historian, so if anyone can clarify, I would appreciate it.
the right thing would be SAMBA was discovered by whites of Brazil in the 19th century hahahahhhaha
@Mary S I was ironic
@I Said What I Said. she said discovered not invented
Exactly!! They also discovered rock, jazz and hip hop 😂
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Love this
Any info about the movie? Has it been released, is it available to buy online? Thanks!
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I can hear the highlife music influnce
Wouldn’t this music be more similar to Angola
@@RSY873 comes from Angola
@@BANGA2TIMEZyes it comes from semba in angola
Not really informative about the African roots of samba but kool nevertheless.. would have liked more depth.
What you need to know exactly???
It came from the Angolan🇦🇴 (African country) semba
@@futr9321 samba has been around in Brazil for long enough to be its own entity
I don't know why that music has that enthusiastic feel tune to me sometimes, I kind of wish it was invented in Florida instead kind of if the Africans there in Florida invent it and many of those would be in English if not brazil in portugese, but close to New Orleans.
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Exactly it had semba roots from 🇦🇴
so samba is just women dacing to music and competing at the same time?
Well, estar is not an informative video, a documentary would be necessary, but it helps to understand a part of a cultural movement.
That’s one form it’s also a partner dance
And IT has a spiritual Link too , from samba to sabath...this word from Kikongo ( language of creation) IS the only one in the ENTIRE world thats gives U the meanig of sabath , so Not only ( Like other languages do ) telling WHAT to do on that day ,but far more important,WHAT the NAME given to that day MEANS...Up to U now to Look for the meaning of SAMBA in kikongo,..keep dancing expressing yr " ki " ( Qi , chi tchi.,.) Like King Daouda(David) did AS the Ark of convenent came Back home and be blessed in the HOLY name of yisu masiah the " Kong of the kongs " 🙏🏿...