The Rhythmic Celebration of Brazilian Culture in 'Rebola'

The song 'Rebola' by Carrapicho is a vibrant celebration of Brazilian culture, particularly focusing on the traditional dance and music of the Amazonian region. The repetitive and catchy lyrics 'Rebola, rebola, rebola, rebola e vai girando' emphasize the act of dancing and moving one's body in a circular motion, which is a common element in many traditional Brazilian dances. This repetition not only makes the song memorable but also invites listeners to join in the dance, creating a communal and festive atmosphere.

The lyrics also mention the 'pajé' and 'pajelança,' referring to the shaman and shamanic rituals of indigenous tribes in Brazil. This inclusion highlights the deep cultural roots and the spiritual aspect of the dance, suggesting that it is not just a physical activity but also a way to connect with one's heritage and the spiritual world. The song celebrates the unity and joy that come from these communal dances, where 'toda tribo cai na dança' (the whole tribe falls into the dance).

Carrapicho, known for their energetic and engaging performances, brings the 'boi-bumbá' dance to life in this song. 'Boi-bumbá' is a traditional folk dance from the Amazon region, characterized by its lively and colorful performances. The lyrics 'Carrapicho chegou fazendo alegria, trazendo magia na dança envolvente do meu boi-bumbá' reflect the band's mission to spread joy and magic through their music. The song encourages everyone, from parents to children, to join in the dance, reinforcing the idea of dance as a unifying force that brings people together in celebration and happiness.

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  1. Tic, Tic, Tac
  2. Melissa
  3. Rebola
  4. Meu Coração
  5. Canto Envolvente
  6. Ritmo Quente
  7. Bailarina
  8. Festa da Raça
  9. Festa de Um Povo / Boi Garantido
  10. Kananciue
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