How Do You Perform The Brazilian Samba?
The samba is an energetic, rhythmical dance that is performed to samba music. Brazilian locals have danced the samba since its inception in the late 19th century. There are many versions of the samba, but the steps are typically done in triple time, which means that three steps are taken in the two beats offered in the music’s 2/4 time. This is a popular dance for couples, but it is also performed alone on the streets of Rio de Janeiro during the world-famous Carnavale. Learn the steps to perform the samba at your next Carnavale celebration. Take a step forward with your left foot. This is on the count of “one.” Close the gap by bringing your right foot to your left foot. This will be on the upbeat signified by “and.” Keep your left foot in place and transfer your weight to it. This is on the count of “two.” Take a step back with your right foot. This is again on the count of “one.” Bring your left foot to your right foot. This is on the upbeat of “and.” Keep your right foot in place a
