The girl in a suit for dance samba Low-poly 3D model
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In 2008 Rio Carnival, four samba dancers in suits showcased their lively moves to Afro-Brazilian beats. Originating from African people in Brazil, the rhythmic dance evolved with influences from Angolan music and other Latin American genres. Samba, now prevalent in Brazil, was initially a general term for Latin duet dances rooted in Congo and Angola. The Carnaval festivity highlights the significance of Samba, which encompasses various dance styles. Distinct from its Brazilian counterpart, ballroom Samba diverges notably.
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