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a piece of music that is composed for a fast dance of Brazilian origin called samba
What is "samba"?
Samba is a lively and rhythmic music genre that originated in Brazil. It is characterized by its upbeat tempo, off-beat rhythms, and use of percussion instruments such as the surdo, tamborim, and cuíca. Samba music often features vibrant melodies and is closely associated with Brazilian dance, particularly during the famous Carnival festival. The genre reflects themes of joy, celebration, and cultural heritage, making it a central part of Brazilian music and dance traditions.
a lively, rhythmical Brazilian dance with quick steps and hip movements, often performed during Carnival
What is "samba"?
Samba is a lively and rhythmic dance style that originated in Brazil. It features quick, upbeat movements with a strong emphasis on hip action and footwork. Dancers often perform in a smooth, flowing style, incorporating turns and shimmies, typically accompanied by vibrant, energetic music with a fast tempo. Samba is a key element of Brazilian Carnival and is celebrated for its festive and exuberant character, making it popular at both social and performance events.
a variation of the card game canasta played with three decks and six jokers
a large West African tree with palmately lobed leaves and one-winged seeds, producing soft white to pale yellow wood
to perform the lively Brazilian dance called samba
