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Also known as samba urbano carioca, samba carioca
ブラジル音楽
Samba is a broad category of rhythmic styles that form the foundation of well-known Brazilian music genres, originating in Afro-Brazilian communities of Bahia in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Rooted in West African musical traditions, samba has many regional variants and remains central to Brazilian musical identity, particularly in Rio de Janeiro and Bahia.
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- Afro-Brazilian batucada and rural traditional rhythms dances, especially
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- Late 19th century in Bahia, and early 20th century, Rio de Janeiro and Salvador, Brazil
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サンバ（Samba）は、ブラジルの代表的な音楽（ブラジル音楽）の一つである。ブラジルでは毎年12月2日をサンバの日と定められており、この日に翌年2月前後に行われるサンバカーニバル曲集が発表されるほかにも、多くのイベントも開催される。
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