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Mar012012

How is samba danced in Brazil's business capital, São Paulo?

Pauistanos (folks from São Paulo city) are known for being all about stress, fine eating and money. Their street carnival takes a bit of a back seat. The Tipsy editorial board, however, loves to rock the backseat. We took a jaunt down to Sampa during its carnaval, and a few locals showed us their moves.

 

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Brazilians are so passionate when it comes to dancing, especially the samba! It's always great to be there and get a first hand experience on their dancing culture.

March 26, 2012 | Unregistered CommenterJeremy Stern

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