Open Maracatu Workshop with Seu Toinho at Glenfrome Primary School
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A event on Sunday 7th September. The event starts at 13:00.


MARACATU BRISTOL – AN AFTERNOON WITH THE MASTERS!

On Sunday 7th September, Bristol will be pulsing to the heartbeat of Maracatu de Baque Virado! Samba's earthier cousin, Maracatu, developed in Afro-Indigenous communities in the Northeast of Brazil over 200 years ago and has survived as a symbol of resistance to this day.

We are honoured to welcome Seu Toinho – the oldest living mestre of maracatu – and Jamesson, director of Maracatu Baque Forte (Recife, Brazil).

This is a once-in-a-lifetime chance to:
Learn from true masters of the tradition
Feel the power of the drum, song, and dance
Connect to the roots and understand the context of Afro-Brazilian culture

Everyone is welcome – whether you’re an experienced drummer or have never picked up a stick before. Bring your friends, your family, your curiosity, and your energy!

Date: Sat 7th September
Location: Glenfrome Primary School,
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Let’s make the floor shake and the music roar! ❤️

Entry requirements: no age restrictions

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