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    Brazil, the art of change in a post-Bolsonaro era: The sound of a nation (1/3)

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    To mark the France-Brazil 2025 season, which takes place in France from April to September, and the 200th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the two countries, FRANCE 24's cultural magazine arts24 brings you a three-part series exploring how Brazil's creative forces are shaping national identity and driving social change through music, film and fashion. Presented by Eve Jackson, the series begins in vibrant Rio de Janeiro, where viewers are transported to the heart of Brazil's legendary Carnival. "The sound of a nation" delves into the rich tapestry of Brazilian music – from traditional samba to contemporary funk – revealing how these rhythms unite people across race, region and social background.
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