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What does the word ‘Samba’ actually mean?

The famous dance ‘Samba’ was originated in Brazil during the 70s, being a favourite for competitions throughout the world because of its lively and upbeat rythme.

The word “Samba” has African roots as it comes from the word “Semba,” meaning naval bump, an indication to the intimacy of the dance.

 

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