| What | Chico Chagas & Gafieira Brasil |
| When |
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
8:00pm
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All Ages
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| Where |
Parker Street
corner of Drury Lane, WC2B 5PW London, England London's Premiere Late Night Brazilian venue. |
| Other Info | The term “gafieira” comes from the beginning of the 20th century to describe the dance halls of the working class neighborhoods of Rio de Janeiro. The music played in those ballrooms absorbed a wide range of musical influences, including Afro-Brazilian samba rhythms, French dance forms, Argentine tango, and North American big-band music. As a truly unique form of dance music evolved, with its dazzling arrangements and instrumentation, the word came to describe the music itself, as well as the various styles of dancing. Playing live is the wonderful Chico Chagas & Gafieira Brasil, a 7-piece band including percussion, drums, accordion, sax, guitar, flute and clarinet that will make you dance the night away, After that, DJ Limao strikes the dance floor with soulful Brazilian beats, from samba soul to latin house, always with the outstanding researcher spirit that is usual in his gigs. and the crowd always ends up dancing later in the evening. Come early for free entrance and samba classes. |
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Wednesday, October 14th, 2009 | Author: djlimao
| What | Chico Chagas & Gafieira Brasil |
| When |
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
8:00pm
-
All Ages
|
| Where |
Parker Street
corner of Drury Lane, WC2B 5PW London, England London's Premiere Late Night Brazilian venue. |
| Other Info | The term “gafieira” comes from the beginning of the 20th century to describe the dance halls of the working class neighborhoods of Rio de Janeiro. The music played in those ballrooms absorbed a wide range of musical influences, including Afro-Brazilian samba rhythms, French dance forms, Argentine tango, and North American big-band music. As a truly unique form of dance music evolved, with its dazzling arrangements and instrumentation, the word came to describe the music itself, as well as the various styles of dancing. Playing live is the wonderful Chico Chagas & Gafieira Brasil, a 7-piece band including percussion, drums, accordion, sax, guitar, flute and clarinet that will make you dance the night away, After that, DJ Limao strikes the dance floor with soulful Brazilian beats, from samba soul to latin house, always with the outstanding researcher spirit that is usual in his gigs. and the crowd always ends up dancing later in the evening. Come early for free entrance and samba classes. |
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Tuesday, February 17th, 2009 | Author: djlimao
Are you ready for CARNIVAL ?

Carnival’09 officially starts in april the 20th. Friday, and ends at Wednesday 25th.
Entitled by Guiness Book the biggest popular party of the world, is nowadays not just in Brazil, but pretty much spread all around the globe.
So it’s nothing new that you can taste authentic flavours of Rio de Janeiro and Salvador here at London.
This DJ won’t stop any of the nights, playing the real Brazilian Carnival in different places around town. If you’re up to 6 hard partying nights in a row, come and follow me. Unfortunately, the holiday break during these days only happens at Brazil, but here goes a guide for you to break your legs and blow your liver for an as single as strong reason – hapiness.
When - Friday, 20 Feb 2009 - 6pm-4am – £10
Description - The first day of CARNIVAL starts with a BIG BANG… LONDON SCHOOL OF SAMBA, celebrating their 25th anniversary’ Not only Europe’s top samba school will parade at 7pm dazzling and bursting ear drums with their live performance, they will later perform on stage with 28 amazing musicians who will make sure the music makes its way into all your pores, then let the many SPARKLY DANCERS help you sweat it out on the floor.
And what a plus.. – also the fabulous DJ LIMAO spins the best carnival tunes making everyone glow and smile.
Guanabara

Barrio North
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CARNAVAL DA BAHIA (Bahia Carnival) with DJ Limão + LIVE: TRIBO - GUANABARA -
When - Wednesday, 25 Feb 2009 – 6pm/2m – £5
Description - For the last day of our 6-day-carnival bash we thought there’s no better GRAND FINALE than to bring you the TRUE VIBE OF BAHIA CARNIVAL MADNESS. Bahian carnival is the other major carnival celebration besides Rio and, with millions of people gathering on the streets jumping, singing and dancing, it’s impossible to resist the vibrant sound of the TRIO ELÉTRICO – massive sound systems with an impressive infra-structure which carries the likes of Gilberto Gil, Ivete Sangalo, Daniela Mercury and their shows, just to name a few. This is the last chance for you to go mad, so LET YOURSELF SURRENDER TO THE RHYTHM OF BAHIA. Playing live is TRIBO, an authentic live Brazilian band from Bahia’s capital, Salvador. A samba-reggae sensation with influences of Timbalada, Olodum, Ivete Sangalo and Magarete Menezes. The music director is Marcos Santana of ex-Timbalada fame and singer Elisangela of Salvador’s Carnival. Plus, this night they welcome Rebeca Vallim as their very special guest. As a tradition inspired from legendary group TIMBALADA, all band members paint their faces and you can join them too! So COME EARLY TO GET YOUR FACE PAINTED IN TRUE TRIBO STYLE. Now, statistics show that every year on the last day of carnival the hospitals fill up with millions of Brazilians with bleeding, sore, sprained and sometimes broken feet… Don’t worry, we have a first aid kit somewhere…
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