Samba rhythms | Raio de Sol | TEDxCanberra

This talk was given at a local TEDx event, produced independently of the TED Conferences. Launching just one year ago, Raio de Sol are an inclusive and open samba rhythm group made up of community members regardless of previous experience or musical ability. Ole!

Launching just one year ago, Raio de Sol are an inclusive and open samba rhythm group made up of community members regardless of previous experience or musical ability. Ole!

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[darringodden]

Delightful it's just about the connection nothing else matters

[fiestyfireball]

Weather authentic or not, they're really good for beginners. Also, is no one else going to talk about the arms on that one dude? 🥵

[psalmchristmasmeaning]

This is good samba, its not like orchestra level but it doesnt have to be.

[ademoskan]

Anyone have any ide how many beats it is per bar?

[bveracka]

3:27 - I thought he was going to turn around and say he'd _just_ taught these people to play. Not one person in the group is a proficient percussionist.

[IgorGMSouza]

Wrong. Samba is genuinely Carioca. What it started in Bahia was simplistic and primitive, the samba we all know was conceived in Rio de Janeiro.

[williamherrington-young]

This is alright but I definitely could do better. Do better, Get better. I expected more from a samba band on a channel with 38M subs.