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		<title>By: Felicidad Burnsworth</title>
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		<title>By: alberto</title>
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		<description>Brazil has some traditional musical styles, but, three are most  important:

(1) Chorinho or Chôro;
(2) Samba;
(3) Sertanejo or Caipira.

Chorinho is a traditional brazilian music from the begining of 1900&#039;s. It is played with flute or clarinet, tamborine, some times a piano, and classic accoustic guitar (two, one with six and other with seven strings), mandolim and a mini accosutic guitar wit four strings called &quot;cavaquinho&quot;.

Besides &quot;chorinho&quot; means little cry, it&#039;s a funny style, which make you think about happyness and good things.

Samba is a musical style with some variations: (a) Samba for avenue, that you see at carnival parades; (b) samba-canção, a more romantic and slow samba; and, (c) Pagode, very popular. Can be slow and romantic or fast and humoristic.

Sertanejo is the brazilian folk music, and it is played with &quot;violas&quot;. Viola is a accoustc guita-like, but, with 8 strings. Two violas, in general for making a pair, a couple of &quot;violeiros&quot;.

Chorinho and Samba was born in Rio de Janeiro and derived from chorinho, while Sertanejo, is a traditional country music from rural ares of São Paulo and Minas Gerais, two great states of Brasil.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Brazil has some traditional musical styles, but, three are most  important:</p>
<p>(1) Chorinho or Chôro;<br />
(2) Samba;<br />
(3) Sertanejo or Caipira.</p>
<p>Chorinho is a traditional brazilian music from the begining of 1900&#8217;s. It is played with flute or clarinet, tamborine, some times a piano, and classic accoustic guitar (two, one with six and other with seven strings), mandolim and a mini accosutic guitar wit four strings called &#8220;cavaquinho&#8221;.</p>
<p>Besides &#8220;chorinho&#8221; means little cry, it&#8217;s a funny style, which make you think about happyness and good things.</p>
<p>Samba is a musical style with some variations: (a) Samba for avenue, that you see at carnival parades; (b) samba-canção, a more romantic and slow samba; and, (c) Pagode, very popular. Can be slow and romantic or fast and humoristic.</p>
<p>Sertanejo is the brazilian folk music, and it is played with &#8220;violas&#8221;. Viola is a accoustc guita-like, but, with 8 strings. Two violas, in general for making a pair, a couple of &#8220;violeiros&#8221;.</p>
<p>Chorinho and Samba was born in Rio de Janeiro and derived from chorinho, while Sertanejo, is a traditional country music from rural ares of São Paulo and Minas Gerais, two great states of Brasil.</p>
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