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Is samba an animal?
No the samba is a dance not an animal but it would make a good name for an animal its is sad that it is not
What is a samba singer?
A samba singer is someone who sings sambas. Sambas are the name for samba songs, and samba songs are a type of music with a distinctive rhythm (also called the samba) and dance (ALSO called the samba!), originating form Rio de Janeiro in Brazil.
Is there a samba song called samba di tepa or anything similar?
There is a song called "Samba Pa Ti", an instrumental from the album "Abraxas" by Santana.
What is batmanuel?
It is on the nokia6210 and called samba.
What is the samba shakers called?
shakers
What is batmanuel's ringtone?
It is on the nokia6210 and called samba.
Why was samba music first called 'samba de roda'?
Samba music was never called 'samba de roda'. Roda means 'circle formed by people', and it was more commonly used in capoeira, during the slavery. Samba de Roda is something under the influence of capoeira and samba, samba is the dance (as you may guess), but it's done in a roda with characteristic instruments of capoeira and Brazilian culture: Berimbau, Pandeiro, Atabaque etc. So, Samba de Roda has its own music with its own type and own characteristics and different from its original.
What celebration involves masks and a dance called the samba?
carnival
What is the traditional samba drum pattern used in Brazilian music?
The traditional samba drum pattern used in Brazilian music is called the "batucada."
What is the main samba drum called?
There are two main Samba drums, The deep booming bass drum is named a Surdo. The slightly more high pitched load drum is called a Tamborim
Who sang samba?
The first ever recording of a samba song was in 1917. The artist was called Donga. Modern famous samba singers include ALcione, Beth Carvalho, Belo, Zeca Pagodinho and Martinho da Vila. Many people sing samba. For example, Thais Villela.
What is the Portuguese 'Escolas de Samba' in English?
'Samba schools' is an English equivalent of 'Escolas de Samba'. The literal translation is 'schools of [the dance called] samba'. The pronunciation is 'ee-SKOH-luhzh djee SAHM-buh' according to the carioca accent of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
