Friday 12th November 2021
Afon Sistema
— The CanteenAddictive beats and rich, hypnotic rhythms guaranteed to get you up on your feet
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entry is free
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Free entry!*
This high-energy band pump out c. Afon Sistema play Maracatu, Samba's earthier cousin from Northeastern Brazil, and from studying with the best musicians in Recife, their rhythms are authentic, with their own special Bristol flavour.
Traditional songs with haunting harmonies and whirling dancers with dazzlingly colourful skirts complete the picture, making this a feast for all the senses. Professional and tightly choreographed, with musicians drawn from long established Brazilian percussion groups in the South West and beyond, winners of Bath Carnival in 2016 & 2018 and recently at St Pauls Carnival, Maracatu event in Bordeaux, France in 2019.
*£5 after 9:30pm
This high-energy band pump out c. Afon Sistema play Maracatu, Samba's earthier cousin from Northeastern Brazil, and from studying with the best musicians in Recife, their rhythms are authentic, with their own special Bristol flavour.
Traditional songs with haunting harmonies and whirling dancers with dazzlingly colourful skirts complete the picture, making this a feast for all the senses. Professional and tightly choreographed, with musicians drawn from long established Brazilian percussion groups in the South West and beyond, winners of Bath Carnival in 2016 & 2018 and recently at St Pauls Carnival, Maracatu event in Bordeaux, France in 2019.
*£5 after 9:30pm
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