Text interpretation activity, aimed at students in the third year of elementary school, with questions developed about the text: Popular dances.
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Most Brazilian popular dances mix Portuguese and Spanish influences.
CARIMBÓ – Very popular in Pará, it is an African-influenced dance. Men and women sing and dance in a circle, almost always barefoot.
The name carimbó comes from a type of drum made from a cut and excavated tree trunk.
PAU-DE-FITA – Brought by the Portuguese and Spanish colonists, it is a typical dance of the June festivals. Participants stand around a pole decorated with colored ribbons that fall from the top to the ground. In the center, a person holds the pole, while the dancers spin around braiding the ribbons.
Recreation Almanac São Paulo, April.2003.
1) What is the title of the text?
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2) What influences do most Brazilian popular dances have?
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3) Carimbó, very popular in Pará, is a dance that has what influence?
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4) Where does the name “stamp” come from?
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5) Who introduced pau-de-fitas in popular festivals?
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6) Where are the dancers spinning and braiding the ribbons?
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Per Hélia Higa.
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