Undesired Presences: Samba, Improvisation, and Afro-politics in 1970s Brazil

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@SarahJTownsend2 If you want to explain the politics that underpinned some of the musical transformations within samba as a genre, pair this video of Candeia, Dona Ivone Lara, etc with this article (in English, but so fascinating). https://t.co/DNW0RkPB0

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Really interesting read about music, race and politics in 1970s Brazil.

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@melnickjeffrey1 @BrazilBeat1 I’m a Brazilian music fanatic, but this article should be fascinating even to the relatively uninitiated. https://t.co/tJQugtKClw

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