Sssssammmmmbaaaaa....

niccolo

Samo što ne poleti

niccolo

GRES Porto da pedra

constrictoria92

mmalo ovako

myredneckself

može malo santana...

Naravno da može

Jingo

niccolo

Rekord

Nije humano, posle je đavo kriv...

niccolo

trener92

Јел ово на слици легално?

A što ne bi bilo, karneval je, nisi dobro pogledao, to je kostim ( maska)

niccolo

to je kostim ( maska)

Ју, скроз пропустих костим...

Vidiš, samo ako malo pažljivije pogledašš videćeš da je sve tu...što treba

cassiopeia

trener92

niccolo

to je kostim ( maska)

Ју, скроз пропустих костим...

Vidiš, samo ako malo pažljivije pogledašš videćeš da je sve tu...što treba

Momci... opasni ste
Poklanjam vam jednu vatrenu:)

Hvala ti cassiopeia

saphiria

saphiria hvala ti
"prava Samba" za tebe

Soul Sacrifice

khm, khm, bezobraznoj, jel' se tu vidi ono što zovu brazilka? ja sam mislio da to drugačije izgleda
*novo

Pa kad si neupućen, a da jesi znao bi da je to trik(o), iluzija....
( "a jel ti znaš da u radi(j)o žive mali ljudi ?"

I tu nude trikoe - za one koji nemaju prilike otici u Brazil...

Vidiš ti to , prodaju iluziju, da svašta! Hvala ti Cat!
Ovako je bilo prošle godine

niccolo

Poklanjam vam jednu vatrenu:)

Хвала
Ево једна са карневала у Мадеири, који био ових дана

Niccolo ulepšao si ovaj blog svojim prilozima , hvala ti

Mulatas Samba

niccolo

Nešto ovako
Protegidos da Princesa

margos

Majstor si! Stvarno!
:))))

Hvala ti margos, ,

Unidos de vila isabel

edit: kad volim ovakvo "šarenilo boja" to ti je...narandžasto i crno. sa prelivima...

cassiopeia

Hvala ti...

Portela

mirelarado

Самба ли је, салса ли је?

Samba ...Salgueiro

Jéssica Maia, Queen of Carnaval Rio 2009

JJ Beba

mirelarado

Самба ли је, салса ли је?

šta li je?

bosa li je


oni su bosi

FLY ME TO THE MOON

The Girl From Ipanema ( može i ovako)

..a ima i sinatrina verzija (jobim-sinatra)
o je
*novo

Ima i verzija Kraljice

Hvala gordanac, podsetila si me,

JJ Beba

gordanac

ONE NOTE SAMBA - Samba de uma nota só

i ovo je brazil


vrlo je brazil

Miro Moreira, born in 1985 in Sao Paulo, Brazil, is a Brazilian model best known for his photoshoot for Terra's "The Boy."

Kad se sad nisam šlogir`o

Ali muzika...



ja tebi ovako blizu je...

si vido brazil?

JJ Beba

Ma, brazil je čudo ...
ali može i
Ovako

JJ Beba

za tebe
Jeff Beck Amazing Grace

mirelarado

Samba pa ti

Aqua Marine

Jelica Greganović

Hvala Jelice, za tebe nešto



Samba

jeff ufek
i u svim situacijama

Ma ne zna on ič.... You shook me Superstition

gordanac

SpinMeSamba

FreeWill

Kako ti dobro znaš da kažeš
( ovaj link "neće da oće"? šta li je?) Za tebe nešto najnovije

Carnaval 2009 - Rio de Janeiro - Escolas, Mocidade,Beija Flor- Tijuca.

gordanac

( ovaj link "neće da oće"? šta li je?)

"click" na "pause", pa onda ponovo na "play", ili "click" na sledeću pesmu...radi, garant! :))

Meni neće da otvori stranicu, čekam po desetak minuta. Pokušaću kasnije ponovo

Pitanje različitih ukusa .
Poštujem

amazonske, netaknute šume
i
prenatrpanih brazilskih velegrada...

A ako bi na ovaj način posmatrali, da li bi postojalo nešto na zemaljskoj kugli a da nemamo bar neku zamerku na to?

Evropa za tebe

Ne bih da se zameram, ali... :)

Zašto bi se zamerio, ne razumem!
A ja nisam pisao o ženama u Srbiji , niti sam rekao da su Brazilke lepše ili bolje.Izgleda da se nismo razumeli.
Možda sam propustio nešto, ali ne bi o politici.
U ptanju je samo karneval.

Hvala, za Al Green - a , nisam čuo ... do sada!

jesen92

evo ja se secam...nazalost ili na srecu .... i drugih pesmica...

Šta da radim, mlad , neiskusan pa ne znam da je ovo najbolja

Trener, čuveni:

Imaš neki problem samnom?
Možda bi bilo dobro da mi objasniš, bar da znam šta se dešava.

Kako to da hvale uvek prijaju, a prvo zezanje koje nije savršeno eksplicitno naznačeno kao dobronamera odmah izaziva paniku?!

Panika? Zanimljivo.
Ne, naprotiv, zezanje u svako doba, jedino mi ono "čuveni "nije zvučalo tako, naprotiv zvučalo mi je prilično sarkastično, ali biće da sam ja pogrešno razumeo.
Možda si u pravu,možda bi trebalo postavljati nešto što će biti dovoljno dobro da se svi ovde ispucamo, ionako nam je svega preko glave, a pogotovo ne postavljati nešto o čemu se piše u celom svetu, ali kao lepom.

Ah, da... Ako ono "čuveni" izaziva toliku nedoumicu, aj' da ga "neutrališemo". Dakle, samo trener (bez "čuveni".. :)

Možda ne ostavljam takav utisak, ali dobro sam razumeo šta si želeo da kažeš.
Sve ok.

loader

Svejedno je... o čemu ... nego, kako ...
Dakle, nije bilo sarkazma. To, "The Čuveni" je kao zafrkancija među poznanicima gde se podrazumeva da nema negativiteta... No, ako je stil "prejak", ili nedovoljno " ograđen od pomisli na zlo", ne moramo da ga koristimo .. Bolje tako, nego ovakve zabune.. Pozdrav

Nema zabune, sve je u redu .
Pozdrav


Jedna pesma u to ime

Al Kooper & Mike Bloomfield

jesen92

prolecno..

It Might as Well Be Spring

Ok. Hvala.. Evo, da i ja nešto priiložim .. :)

Hvala ti, odličan ritam to je najvažnije , .

hmmmm, zipa jeseni

La Primavera ( za jesen)

jesen92

za jesen

HVALA TRENERU

Još jedna lepa za tebe

Barry White & Pavarotti

jesen92

i specijalno za trenera..

hvala jesen.
I ovo je

Scent of a Woman

Tango

mirelarado

Танго љубоморе

Tango Fire - Verano Portenas

mirelarado

Специјално за Тренера

Hvala mirelarado

Carlos Santana - Adouma, ovako nešto, meni je bolja ova verzija nego uživo

The Brazilian Carnival, properly spelled Carnaval, is an annual festival in Brazil held four days before Ash Wednesday, the day of fasting and repentance that marks the beginning of Lent. On certain days of Lent, Roman Catholics and some other Christians traditionally abstained from the consumption of meat and poultry -- hence the term "carnival," from carnelevare, "to remove (literally, "raise" meat." Carnival celebrations are believed to have roots in the pagan festival of Saturnalia, which, adapted to Christianity, became a farewell to certain pleasures of the flesh in a season of religious discipline to practice repentance and prepare for Christ's death and resurrection.
Brazilian Carnival exhibits some differences from its European counterparts, having mixed African, Native and Euro elements. Furthermore, rhythm, participation, and costume vary from one region of Brazil to another. For example, in the southeastern cities of Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo, organized parades led by samba schools vie for prizes on the "sambodromo" open stage. Only samba-school affiliates participate in the shows. Smaller cities often have no public events but promote balls in recreational clubs.

The northeastern cities of Salvador, Porto Seguro and Recife have organized groups parading through streets, but watchers are also welcome to dance. They follow the "trio elétrico" floats through the city streets.
Modern Brazilian Carnival originated in Rio de Janeiro in 1641, when the city's bourgeoisie imported the practice of holding balls and masquerade parties from Paris. It originally mimicked the European form of the festival, later absorbing and creolizing elements derived from Native American and African cultures.
In the late 19th century, the cordões (literally laces or strings in Portuguese) were introduced in Rio de Janeiro. These were pageant groups that paraded through city avenues performing on instruments and dancing. Today they are known as blocos (blocks), consisting of a group of people who dress in costumes or special t-shirts with themes and/or logos. Blocos are generally associated with particular neighborhoods; they include both a percussion or music group and an entourage of revellers.
Bloc parades have become an expressive feature of Rio's Carnival. Today, they number more than 100 and the groups increase each year. Blocos can be formed by small or large groups of revelers with a distinct title that mocks an issue or celebrity. They may also note their neighborhood or social status. Before the show, they gather in a square, then parade in sections of the city, often near the beach. Some blocos never leave one street and have a particular place, such as a bar, to attract viewers. Bloc parades start in January, and may last until Mardi Gras (Fat Tuesday).
"Blocos" parade in Copacabana, Ipanema, Leblon, Lagoa, Jardim Botânico, and in downtown Rio. Organizers often compose their own music themes that are added to the performance and singing of classic "marchinhas" and samba popular songs. "Cordão do bola preta" ("Black Ball Bloc", that goes through the heart of Rio's historical center, and "Suvaco do Cristo" (Christ's statue armpit), near the Botanical Garden, are some of the most famous groups. Monobloco has become so famous that it plays all year round at parties and small concerts.
Samba schools are very large groups of performers, financed by respected organizations (as well as suspect ones), who work year round in preparation for Carnival. Samba Schools perform in the Sambadrome, which runs four entire nights. They are part of an official competition, divided into seven divisions, in which a single school is declared the winner, according to costume, flow, theme, and band music quality and performance. Some samba schools also hold street parties in their neighborhoods, through which they parade along with their followers.

a da ne bude zabune o čemu ovde pričamo...

Once a pagan celebration in ancient Rome, Carnival in Rio de Janeiro is now considered one of the greatest shows on Earth. Rio de Janeiro is known as the cultural capital of Brazil and was the administrative capital from 1822 to 1960, when Federal Government moved to the new capital, Brasilia. The first festivals of Rio date back to 1723.
The famous carnival parade has been going on since the 1930s. The parade starts Sunday evening and continues into early morning Monday of the celebration. Until 1984, when it was moved to Av. Presidente Vargas, the parade took place at Praca Onze. In 1984 the parade finally found its permanent home, the Sambadrome ["sambódromo" in Portuguese]. The Sambadrome is a large structure that was built in the downtown area, which includes several buildings that make a circular open area in the middle. In the off season, the buildings of the Sambadrome are used as classrooms for the local public schools.

The carnival parade is filled with people and floats from various samba schools. A samba school can either be an actual school or just a collaboration of local neighbors that want to attend carnival. Samba schools include: Imperio Serrano, Academicos do Salgueiro, Unidos da Tijuca, and Beija-Flor de Nilopolis.
The purpose of carnival is for samba schools to compete with fellow rival schools, it is the climax of the whole carnival festival. Each school chooses a theme to try and portray in their entry. The samba schools work to build the best floats and costumes to represent their themes, and to include the best music they can from their band called the bateria.[ There are many parts to each schools entry including the six to eight floats and thousands of participants.
There is a special order that every school has to follow with their parade entries. Each school begins with the "comissão de frente", which is the first wing. The "comissão de frente" is made up of ten to fifteen people only, and they are the ones who introduce the school and set the mood. These people have choreographic dances in fancy costumes that usually tell a short story. Following the "comissão de frente" is the first float of the samba school, called "abre-alas".
Some of the important roles include the porta-bandeira and mestre-sala. The porta-bandeira is a very important lady who is in charge of the samba school flag, including making sure to not allow the flag to roll. She is accompanied by the mestre-sala, who is supposed to draw everyone’s attention to "his queen", the porta-bandeira. Floatees, who are also important, are the people who populate the floats, also known as destaques. The floatees have the most luxurious and expensive costumes that can be extremely heavy. Along with all the floatees is one main floatee that is located at the top of each float. The main destaque dances and sings for the entire time that the float is on the runway.
One other aspect that is mandatory is the presence of the ala das baianas. This is a wing of the samba school entry that includes at least 100 females only. These women along with many other people do not ride on the floats as many others do, instead they are passistas, the people who belong to the samba school that do the marching alongside and between the floats.
Besides the magnificent carnival parade, there are wonderful balls. Balls of every kind can be found in Rio including gala balls, balls for singles, and gay balls. The gala balls are the only luxury balls that are still around that can be enjoyed at the Copacabana Palace. Many different people attend the gala balls such as local socialites, soccer players, models, and international stars. The gala balls are a luxury event which requires black tie or fancy costumes. Besides the fancy gala balls are more casual and specific balls including the balls for singles and gays. Balls for singles are found at Copacabana Beach and a club called Scala. Gay balls are found at the Gala Gay at Scala and are open to everyone, especially for gays with alternative lifestyles.
As the parade is taking place in the Sambadrome and the balls are being held in the Copacabana Palace and beach, many of the carnival participants are at other locations. Street festivals are very common during carnival and are highly populated by the locals. Elegance and extravagance are usually left behind, but music and dancing are still extremely common. Anyone is allowed to participate in the street festivals. Bandas and bondos are very familiar with the street carnival especially because it takes nothing to join in on the fun expect to jump in. One of the most well known bandas of Rio is Banda de Ipanema. Banda de Ipanema was first created in 1965 and is known as Rio’s most irreverent street band.


Incorporated into every aspect of the Rio carnival are dancing and music. The most famous dance is the samba, an African dance brought over by the slaves. The samba was created by the African slaves mixing with the choros, street bands, of Brazil. The samba remains a popular dance not only in carnival but in the ghetto villages outside of the main cities. These villages keep alive the historical aspect of the dance without the influence of the western cultures. Other dances include the lundu, the polka, and the maxixe.
The samba is the main dance of Rio Carnival but it is not performed in silence. Music is another major aspect of all parts of carnival. As stated by Samba City, “Samba Carnival Instruments are an important part of Brazil and the Rio de Janeiro Carnevale, sending out the irresistible beats and rhythms making the crowd explode in a colourful dance revolution fantasy fest!” The samba that is found in Rio is batucada, referring to the dance and music being based on percussion instruments. It “is born of a rhythmic necessity that it allows you to sing, to dance, and to parade at the same time.” This is why the batucada style is found in most all of Rio’s street carnivals.
Before the samba gained the percussive style, it was played with flutes and string instruments because percussion was looked upon as corrupt. It was in 1930 that the shift came to allow for percussion instruments. There is an ensemble of drum and percussion players that are led by a man that plays an apito, a whistle used to control the music. The apito has three tones but is not very loud, so many leaders prefer to use referee whistles instead.
There are several types of drums within the ensemble including the surdos, caixas, repiniques, and tamborim. The surdo is a wide and deep drum that gives the bass drum foundation sound. The caixas is similar to the snare drum that gains it sound from the thin springs underneath the scin of the drum. Repiniques are just like the caixis except they do not have the sharp snare sound because they are missing the springs. Tamborims make similar sounds to the snare but are actually small cylinders covered with one tight skin. Not like any other of the drums is an instrument called the cuicas which is used to promote the melody. It creates is sound by rubbing a wet sponge alone a stick that is attached to the head of the drum on the inside. Accompanying the drums are shakers called chocalhos, made from metal, and ganzes, made from seeds enclosed in a cylinder. Little bells called agogos are used to promote the melody with two to five tones
With the combination of the parade, the balls, and the street carnivals, Rio’s carnival is said to be the greatest show on Earth. As the Rio de Janeiro handbook states, “The Rio carnival is probably the most famous party in the world.”
In recent years, the samba group Beija Flor has been dominating the competitions. However, its directors are accused of conspiring to win tournaments by intimidating judges. Investigations have yet to yield anything conclusive. Also, the parade have also been pushing the envelope in terms of nudity. While female dancers can come out topless, judges. Investigations have yet to yield anything conclusive.Also, the parade have also been pushing the envelope in terms of nudity. While female dancers can come out topless, judges draw the line when it comes to exposing genitalia.

То вам причам.
Summer Samba

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Astrud Gilberto - dammi un'idea malo Bossa na italijanski način

jesen92

...jes vala...ne treba se udaljavati od teme...

Može i ovako, u svakom slučaju