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Feb 6 • 10:00 UTC • 🇧🇷 Brazil • G1 (PT)

I Explain to You #168: the legacy of samba as a heritage from father to son - from the Alvorada block to Banjo Novo

The podcast episode discusses the legacy of samba as a father-to-son inheritance, focusing on Vadinho França of the Alvorada block and his son Samora Lopes of the Banjo Novo project.

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