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La Samba Des Agudàs - Brazilians of Benin

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Descending both negriers and former slaves of Brazil "returned" throughout the 19th century on the shores of the present Benin, Togo and Nigeria, the Agudà, also known as the "Afrobresilians" commemorate their Brazilian roots at the annual Bonfim festival at the end of January.
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La Samba Des Agudàs - Brazilians of Benin

Descending both negriers and former slaves of Brazil "returned" throughout the 19th century on the shores of the present Benin, Togo and Nigeria, the Agudà, also known as the "Afrobresilians" commemorate their Brazilian roots at the annual Bonfim festival at the end of January.

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Radio France broke the news in on Saturday, February 21, 2026.
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