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Come and celebrate the Brazilian Culture at the Brazilian Festival of Worcester! Enjoy music, dancing, delicious Brazilian foods, kid’s entertainment and so much more! Free admission and all ages are welcome! Come enjoy this Festival on Sunday, Sunday – September 18, 2022
10am -7pm at Institute Park
126 Salisbury St. Worcester MA 01609
Sunday – September 18, 2022 – 10am -7pm Institute Park, 126 Salisbury St. Worcester MA 01609
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Brazilians have a reputation for knowing a thing or two about throwing a good party. Maybe its because of Carnival, maybe it's because of its diverse mix of cultures, or maybe its just because they really do like a good old fashioned fiesta.
The country's got a great climate, beautiful landscapes and an even more beautiful population, so it only makes sense that they like to celebrate.
Brazil's music festival scene ranges from intimate charmers on the beach to extravagant urban behemoths. It wasn't easy, but someone had to do it. Here are ten of the best music festivals in Brazil.
Lineup: Drake, Foo Fighters, Bon Jovi, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Iron Maiden, P!nk, Muse, Imagine Dragons
The ultimate musical experience in South America, Rock in Rio is one of the largest festivals in the world. Presenting the biggest names in pop, rock and beyond, the festival should be on any music lover's bucket list. Back in Rio de Janeiro where it all started in 1985, expect nothing short of the most outrageous festival experience possible.
When & where: 27-29 September & 3-6 October 2019; Rio de Janeiro Festicket Guide / Tickets & Packages
Lineup: Charlotte De Witte, Vini Vici, Timmy Trumpet, Astrix, Stephan Bodzin, Cat Dealers, Illusionize, JOYRYDE
The biggest dance music festival in the country, XXXPERIENCE Festival is an all out celebration of electronic music culture. An inclusive space offering the freedom to let loose and express yourself, the festival is a surrealistic social utopia set to massive beats and musical creativity.
When & where: 21 September 2019; Itu Festicket Guide / Tickets & Packages
Lineup (2019): Pitty, Tulipa Ruiz & João Donato, Criolo, Duda Beat, Baco Exu do Blues, Boogarins, Metá Metá
A week long showcase of alternative music, Festival Bananada has given a platform to rising national and international talent for almost two decades. Independent artists from a spectrum of musical genres and visual arts gather every year in Goiâna to put on a fresh festival championing artistry.
When & where: 2020 Dates TBA; Goiâna
Lineup : Amelie Lens, Jamie Jones, Ricardo Villalobos, Richie Hawtin, Peggy Gou, Pan-Pot, The Black Madonna, Honey Dijon
With a quarter of a century worth of underground electronic exploration under their belts, it's fair to say that the team behind Time Warp are among the true veterans of the techno festival scene. The latest of their forays into international events, adding to the annual flagship festival in their native Germany, saw them head to São Paulo for the first time in 2018 with the unmistakable combination of impeccable sound engineering, impressive lighting, and a lineup of the underground's finest DJs.
When & where : 15-16 November; São Paulo
Lineup (2019): Arctic Monkeys, Kings of Leon, Kendrick Lamar, Post Malone, twenty one pilots, Lenny Kravitz, Sam Smith
Perhaps the most recognisable festival brand in the world, Lollapalooza has been making musical memories since it began in 1991. When you think of a classic outdoor festival with massive stages hosting big names from all genres, intimate side stages with rising talent, food areas and all the other trimmings, you're essentially thinking of Lollapalooza.
When & where: 3-4 April 2020; São Paulo
Lineup (2019): Amelie Lens, Jeff Mills, Marcel Dettmann, Richie Hawtin, Bonobo, KiNK, Âme, Recondite
The Dutch electronic music organisation spread its wings back in 2017 and set up shop in São Paulo. DGTL's patented industrial vibe made it across the ocean, as did its emphasis on sonically progressive artists. All DGTL events are about conveying social and environmental consciousness, while offering a chance to come together as a community to experience cutting edge electronic music.
When & where: 2020 Date TBA; São Paulo Festicket Guide / Mailing List
The most immersive festival on this list, Virada Cultural is the day when music, film, theatre, visual arts, multi-media installations and more take over São Paulo for a full 24 hours of unbridled artistic expression. Inspired by global Nuit Blanche arts festival series, Virada Cultural has been a such a success that smaller editions are now spreading throughout Brazil.
When & where: 30-31 May 2020; São Paulo
Lineup: Astrix, Atomic Pulse, Mad Tribe, Ital, Virtual Light, Headroom, M-Theory, Southwild, Logica
Taking place in one of the true paradises on the planet, Pratigi Beach, Universo Paralello creates an alternative world where harmony and community reign supreme. Soundtracked by trance and techno DJs from national and international scenes, the festival's euphoric atmosphere makes a pretty compelling point, begging the question why can't life always be like this.
When & where: 27 December 2019 - 3 January 2020; Itubera
Lineup : Jorge & Mateus, Gusttavo Lima, Kevinho, Laun, MAtheus e Kauan, ALOK, Juan Marcus & Vinícius, JetLag Arguably Brazil's biggest festival brand, VillaMix host events across the country over the course of the year, showcasing Brazilian musical talent at each and every one. But it's not just the number of events that makes it so big, it's also the sheer number of fans – both at the festivals and online – and gargantuan stages, which have broken world records for their size, that come together to make a force to be reckoned with.
When & where : 21 September 2019, São José do Rio Preto / 5 October 2019, Salvador / 11 October 2019, São José / 29 December 2019, Penha
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Colorado Brazil Fest (CBF) is the largest festival of its kind in the Colorado, and also one of the largest in the nation, with 1500-2000 participants each year. Colorado Brazil Fest is hosted by Boulder Samba School, the leading organization in the state dedicated to promoting the rich heritage of Brazilian music, dance, and culture, with a track record of engaging thousands of local residents in performances and educational music programs since its inception in 2009.
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You can buy your tickets here ! The cost is $25 for a single show ticket, $40 for Saturday both shows, and $65 all three shows. We have discount tickets ($10) for Youth (age 17 and under) and free admission for kids age 5 and under. Note: multi-show discount price will show up in shopping cart after tickets have been selected.
Dance Performances by Luciana Da Silva and Mariana Lutterbach . Forró dance lesson with Luciana Da Silva at 6:00PM
Project Sponsored By Boulder Arts Commission
Samba Colorado : Since its founding in 2013, Samba Colorado is devoted to bringing together people from all walks of life in an artistic, educational, and positive community by sharing the joy and beauty of Brazilian culture and dance. We offer classes, workshops, dance residencies as well as energetic and exciting performances for both community and private events. We are an equal opportunity organization welcoming all ages, orientations, races, body types, and ethnicities.
Bateria Alegria is the primary performing ensemble of the Boulder Samba School, composed of 20-30 percussionists and led by Music Director Carl Dixon. The ensemble plays percussion-based styles of music from Rio de Janeiro (samba batucada) and Salvador (samba reggae). The music incorporates a mixture of African, European, and indigenous influences and traditions. These styles of music are traditionally played during the carnival parades throughout Brazil and can be heard in Brazilian concert stages, dance clubs, neighborhoods, and soccer matches.
Luciana Da Silva : Native Brazilian Luciana da Silva shares Brazilian dance with audiences and students around the world as presenter, collaborator, performer, and teacher. Join Luciana where femininity, rhythm and authentic culture meet a need for fun and human connection, where women and men long to develop these qualities in their dancing, and where children and seniors want to learn the joyful culture of Brazil.
The Dexter Payne Quintet blends five distinct quintessential elements. These friends, far from a convenient or accidental jazz date, are more like a secret alchemical convocation nurtured over the last 10 years. The music is animated, driving, breath-taking and humorous. Virtuosity and joie de vie combine with collective subtlety and telepathic familiarity to make every uplifting performance a surprise. The Quintet plays Brazilian choro jazz, a tradition with roots in the 19th century, which inspired and influenced the birth of samba and bossa nova. Still very much alive in Brazil today, choro has a creative and evolving northern outpost in DPQ.
Band: Dexter Payne (Clarinet), Bill Kopper (6 & 7 string guitar), Raoul Rossiter (Drums & percussion), Dave Willey (Accordion), and Victor Mestas (Piano)
Ronaldo Andrade is one of the most talented U.S.-based Brazilian samba entertainers! Originally hailing from São Paulo, Ronaldo performs with his group Turma do Samba in the NYC metro and surrounding regions, and has been a faculty member at the famous California Brazil Camp since 2011. And in 2021, he performed with samba legend Jorge Aragão on his USA tour. With his background in Samba and deep interest in other traditional Brazilian music genres, Ronaldo brings an unparalleled and unconventional interpretation of the traditional samba and forró tunes. His brilliant debut CD, Trilha da Minha Vida, debuted in 2016.
Band: Victor Mestas (Piano), Raoul Rossiter (drums, percussion), Carl Dixon (Percussion), Francisco Marques (Cavaquinho, Bass, Vocals), Bill Kopper (Guitar), Vincent Gonzales (percussion)
Michele Castro hails originally from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. As vocalist and guitarist, she began to play internationally when invited to perform two tours of Germany with a Choro/Samba band as lead singer. Michele is proud to say she grew up in the Rocinha favela where she draws much of her musical inspiration and appreciation. While she draws inspiration from a number of artists, Elis Regina and Rosa Passos have influenced her work the most. Her vocal repertoire includes Samba, Bossa Nova, Brazilian Pop & Rock, MPB (Musica Popular Brasileira), Choro and Forró. She also plays a variety of Brazilian percussion instruments. Michele loves exploring the Colorado music scene and sharing her culture and music with a new public.
Band: Victor Mestas (Piano), Raoul Rossiter (drums, percussion), Ian Brighton (woodwinds), Carl Dixon (Percussion)
The Brazil Quarter is Bill Kopper on guitar, Bill McCrossen on bass, and Raoul Rossiter on drums, Vincent Gonzales on percussion, Greg LaLiberte on flute and Victor Mestas Perez on piano. A side project by members of the Brazilian Samba group Ginga, Brazil Quarter creates high energy, grooving instrumental dance music. Each of the members have spent a lifetime performing and recording jazz, funk, pop, classical, and world music, but they are brought together through their strong passion for the music of Brazil.
Band: Victor Mestas (Piano), Raoul Rossiter (drums, percussion), Ian Brighton (woodwinds), Carl Dixon (Percussion)
Ginga: Cultivated in Boulder, Colorado and composed of some of the best jazz, classical and salsa musicians on the Front Range, Ginga is the powerhouse Brazilian band in Colorado. They can bring an audience to a quiet purr with a sultry Bossa Nova or blow the roof off the evening with a full blown Carnaval style samba dance party. Ginga has been dazzling audiences with the captivating rhythms and energy of traditional Brazilian music for over a decade.
The seven members of the band are Francisco Marques (cavaquinho, bass, percussion, vocals), Greg LaLiberte (flute, saxophones, percussion, vocals), Bill McCrossen (Bass), Bill Kopper (acoustic 6 & 7 string guitars, electric guitar, vocals), Raoul Rossiter (drums, percussion, vocals), Carl Dixon (percussion, vocals), and Vincent Gonzalez (percussion, vocals).
Ronaldo Andrade : Colorado Brazil Fest 2022 welcomes back Ronaldo Andrade, one of the most talented U.S.-based Brazilian samba entertainers! Originally hailing from São Paulo, Ronaldo performs with his group Turma do Samba in the NYC metro and surrounding regions, and has been a faculty member at the famous California Brazil Camp since 2011. And in 2021, he performed with samba legend Jorge Aragão on his USA tour. With his background in Samba and deep interest in other traditional Brazilian music genres, Ronaldo brings an unparalleled and unconventional interpretation of the traditional samba and forró tunes. His brilliant debut CD, Trilha da Minha Vida, debuted in 2016.
Bateria Alegria is the primary performing ensemble of the Boulder Samba School, composed of 20-30 percussionists and led by Music Director Carl Dixon. The ensemble plays percussion-based styles of music from Rio de Janeiro (samba batucada) and Salvador (samba reggae). The music incorporates a mixture of African, European, and indigenous influences and traditions. These styles of music are traditionally played during the carnival parades throughout Brazil and can be heard in Brazilian concert stages, dance clubs, neighborhoods, and soccer matches.
Quenia Ribeiro is a dancer, choreographer and dance instructor from Rio de Janeiro Brazil with over 25 years of experience in the field. Quenia has performed Samba and Afro Brazilian Dance in Greece, Martinique, Portugal, Brazil and throughout the United States. Her studies and experience in dance extend from Classical Ballet to the street Samba of Rio De Janeiro and back to the roots of Samba through Afro-Brazilian Folkloric Dance and Orixa movements rooted in Africa.
Escola de Samba Denver with Bella Diva: Escola de Samba Denver is the newest international addition to the original Escola de Samba Sydney in Australia, directed by renowned performing artist and instructor Sashya Jay. Escola de Samba Denver carries on Escola de Samba Sydney’s dedication to providing progressive Brazilian dance education that is aligned with the latest and evolving dance techniques and artistic styles in Brazil, with authenticity and respect for the roots of the culture at our core. Bella Diva artistic director, Caitlin Brozna-Smith, is officially accredited to teach Sashya Jay’s signature technique & syllabus, which bases many of its teachings from the “King of Samba” Carlinhos do Salgueiro in Rio de Janeiro.
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