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Browse feature articles on Samba in New York City including: Samba singers, bands, musicians, festivals, and lots, lots more.

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Brasil Summerfest Brings the Latest Brazilian Music, Film and Dance to New York City

Brasil Summerfest (Viacheslav Dubrovin/Dreamstime)

Os Clavelitos
BROOKLYN: Archway, DUMBO
QUEENS: Museum of the Moving Image, Astoria
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Eliane Elias, the Grammy-winning Brazilian Jazz Pianist, Starts Her “Time and Again Tour”

Eliane Elias (Daniel Azoulay/Jazz at Lincoln Center)

BIRDLAND, Hell’s Kitchen, Manhattan 🇧🇷

Seu Jorge and Daniel Jobim Pay Homage to the Iconic 1962 Bossa Nova Concert at Carnegie Hall

Seu Jorge in "City of God" 2002 (Miramax Films)

CARNEGIE HALL, Midtown, Manhattan ~ Superstar Brazilian actor, funk, and samba singer who went global in the movie “City of God” (2002). 🇧🇷

Antônio Carlos Jobim wrote The Girl From Ipanema

Antônio Carlos Jobim statue on Ipanema Beach (Jptinoco/Dreamstime)

Wednesday, January 25, 2023
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Works & Process Underground Uptown Dance Festival 2023 Brings New York Street Dance to the Guggenheim Museum

Works and Process Underground Uptown Dance Festival (Guggenheim)

Thursday-Tuesday, January 12-17, 2023
GUGGENHEIM MUSEUM
Upper East Side
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Gilberto Gil is a Samba, Rock, Bossa Nova, MPB Legend

Gilberto Gil in 2009 (Fabio Diena/Dreamstime)

Monday, June 26, 2023
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Clarissa Bruns Sings a Samba for George Floyd

Clarissa Bruns is a wonderful Brazilian samba singer (courtesy)

May 25, 2021
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Curtis Brothers & Circa ’95 Play Uptown Nights at Harlem Stage

The Curtis Brothers & Circa '95. Courtesy the artists / Harlem Stage.

Saturday, March 23, 2019
HARLEM, NYC ~ The Curtis Brothers map the rhythms of the slave trade. Circa ’95 raps in Spanglish about what happened once we landed in El Barrio. For the Caribbean Cultural Center African Diaspora Institute (CCCADI) and Carnegie Hall’s Migrations: the Making of America festival. At Harlem Stage

NYC Dance Week 2018 ~ 10 days FREE dance, fitness & wellness classes

NYC Dance Week

June 14 – 23, 2018

Tom Zé is a Tropicália and Brazilian Bossa Nova Legend

Tom Zé. Courtesy of the artist / Pioneer Works.

PIONEER WORKS, Red Hook, Brooklyn 🇧🇷

Elza Soares, Brazilian Samba Legend

Elza Soares is a living legend of Samba

CENTRAL PARK, Manhattan 🇧🇷

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