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| at a glance |
like in many other places in the world, the rocksteady sounds of jamaica started drawing a following in brazil in the late 1960's. the unique sound has musical influences from jamaican folklore, african rhythms, ska and calypso, with lyrics mainly concerning social and moral issues - local artists started embracing the genre and adapting the smooth sound while adding lyrics in portuguese relevant to life in brazil. | by night | |||
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| etiquette | funk carioca | forró | pagode | alternative | tuesday |
| carnival | hispanic | jazz | lounge | rock | wednesday |
| réveillon | sertanejo | live | classical & piano | multi types | thursday |
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