What does W. Caldas admit about the lundu? At the moment of 'ascension', the lundu would lose its own characteristics, becoming completely differ...
What does W. Caldas admit about the lundu?
At the moment of 'ascension', the lundu would lose its own characteristics, becoming completely different, without the typical choreographic movements.
The lundu was a dance that was never popular in Brazil.
The lundu was a dance that originated in Europe and was brought to Brazil by the colonizers.
At the moment of 'ascension', the lundu would lose its own characteristics, becoming completely different, without the typical choreographic movements.
The lundu was a dance that was never popular in Brazil.
The lundu was a dance that originated in Europe and was brought to Brazil by the colonizers.
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W. Caldas admite que, no momento da "ascensão", o lundu perderia suas próprias características, tornando-se completamente diferente, sem os movimentos coreográficos típicos.
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