File:Afro-Brasilian Dancer Kelly Baldonado - Dun Laoghaire 2009 (3875778309).jpg
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As with many samba groups outside Brasil, MaSamba began as a bateria or drumming group.However, they quickly realised the importance of dance within the samba scene in Brasil, and that many people would prefer to dance samba than play it! However, in Ireland in the 1990s, there was little access to genuine samba dance, and their initial collaborations were with Fernanda Amaral of a group called Patua Dance from Cardiff. Fernanda travelled to Ireland to deliver a couple of occasional workshops, and then collaborated with maSamba on their St. Patrick’s Day parade entry for 2004. Also, at that time, they met up with Vanessa Coelho, a dancer from Curitiba, who had danced in the Sao Paulo carnival. Vanessa was their first ever passista and hogged a lot of media attention wherever they travelled! This began a process of promoting samba dance within the festival scene in Ireland, and slowly but surely, dancers became a standard element of MaSamba shows. From 2005, maSamba have been working with our current dance Director, Kelly Baldonado, and Kelly has developed the appreciation here in Ireland of dance and the many styles of dance found in Brasil. Kelly was the undoubted star of the 2008 St. Patrick’s Parade in Dublin, appearing in nine newspapers, and having two follow-up features written about her for national newspapers. In recent times, maSamba have paraded with up to 80 dancers, and rarely take to the streets without at least a couple of passistas! maSamba Samba School is committed to the further development of dance, and they currently host a regular daance class at our rehearsal space in the Liberties. Phone 01-4163901 (Dublin) for more information. |
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Author | William Murphy from Dublin, Ireland |
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