In Rio de Janeiro, the Carnival is often hailed as \"the greatest show on earth,\" featuring a vibrant parade of the top 12 samba schools. This iconic event is more than just a spectacle; it serves as a powerful platform for Brazilians to showcase their rich culture and address pressing human rights issues.
This year, Salguerio, a traditional samba school, took center stage by spotlighting Brazil's indigenous peoples. Their performance beautifully integrated indigenous traditions and contemporary samba, celebrating the diverse heritage that forms the backbone of Brazilian society.
The parade not only attracts tourists from around the world but also fosters a sense of unity and pride among locals. By highlighting indigenous cultures, Salguerio underscores the importance of preserving these traditions and advocating for the rights of indigenous communities in Brazil.
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Samba school celebrate indigenous people during Brazilian Carnival
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