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Nara Couto: "As Many Were in the Military, Talking About Revolution and Anger, I Spoke of Love, because I Believe that Love Is a Revolutionary Act"
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The dance, which was celebrated in the folklore of Bahia, brought you the passport to several countries, but it's between Brazil's birth and Africa's numerous heritage that finds its main stage, today built between movement and music. Nara Couto is the guest of this week by Georgina Angelica and Paula Cardoso in Tal Podcast.
The dance, which was celebrated in the folklore of Bahia, brought you the passport to several countries, but it's between Brazil's birth and Africa's numerous heritage that finds its main stage, today built between movement and music. Nara Couto is the guest of this week by Georgina Angelica and Paula Cardoso in Tal Podcast.
The dance, which was celebrated in the folklore of Bahia, brought you the passport to several countries, but it's between Brazil's birth and Africa's numerous heritage that finds its main stage, today built between movement and music. Nara Couto is the guest of this week by Georgina Angelica and Paula Cardoso in Tal Podcast.
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