Festa Junina Berlin 2017 Brasiliens größtes Volksfest

Festa Junina Berlin / Brasiliens größtes Volksfest. Brazil’s Largest Community Festival http://festajunina.org/ free / frei / kostenlos / gratis / libero / libre / fri / gratuito / 無料で / ücretsiz / бесплатно ab 13:00 Traditionelle Speisen Brasilianische Musik Forró (live) Spiele Folklore Quadrilha (17:00) Forró workshop mit Carlos Frevo (16:00) ★ Aja Brasil (live) http://www.jabutiband.de/ ★ DJ Carlos Frevo (Dança Frevo) http://tanzstudio-danca-frevo.de/ ★ Dj Dubben HP aka Dubben has been addicted to Brazilian music for the past 15 years. Presented as DJAGAPÊ (= HP in portugues) over two years at the «respect.brazil» club night in Berlin. At that time spinning music alone is not enough ­ DIFUSORA is born. Together with Marc Frank, who got credits already being part of Les Gammas, they do several remixes. Music for the dancefloor with a strong Brazilian touch. In 2004 Dubben is the next joint project. Well known among Djs worldwide because of their releases on the (in)famous G.A.M.M. label. Getting spins worldwide by many DJs that never leave without a DUBBEN 12" in their bag... The DUBBEN DJ SET brings you loads of rare Brazil,old and new, funk, forrô, baile funk, tecno brega, MPB, reggae bits, Latin bits, mash­up, ...you name it. ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ ★After “Festa Junina” Special! Pra dançar! ★ ab 22:00 (For all Festa Junina guests - for free!) ★ Forró de KA (live) Forro de KA is one of the greatest brazilian Forró Bands in Germany. They know how to bring the real Forró fever from Brazil. Put your dancing shoes, you will not stop dancing! https://www.facebook.com/ForrodeKA/ http://www.forrodeka.com/de ★ Dj HP 76 (Cooking Brazilian Beats) https://soundcloud.com/hp76 One of Berlins best selectors when it comes to the sound of Brasilian 60´s 70´s 80´s and 90´s, Afro Brasil, Funk, Boogie Bossa Nova & Brazil Hip Hop. ★ Larissa (Udigrudi) Larissa plays a funky eclectic Brazilian themed affair with anything from Samba and Tropicalia to HipHop, Funk, Rhythms from the northeast and remixes. ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Gemeinschaft – Fest ‑ Musik – Folklore – Integration – Mythen – Ernte – Familie – Tänze – Essen – Spiele – bunte Farben – Verkleidung – vom Lande – Zaubersprüche – Unschuld – Verspieltheit Wer schon einmal im Juni durch Brasilien gereist ist, hat sicherlich schon heraus gefunden, dass die gesamte Bevölkerung den ganzen Monat über Parties feiert, welche in manchen Städten sogar größer sind als der Karneval. Bei den Junifesten (Festas Juninas) wird die Ernte gefeiert und dem Heiligen Antonius, Johannes und Peter gedacht. Und zwar auf typisch brasilianische Art mit jeder Menge traditionellem Essen, Getränken, Musik und einem theatralischem Tanz, dem Quadrilha, einer Art square dance. Die Feste sind sehr farbenfroh. Die Party wird mit Papierlaternen und Flaggen dekoriert. Männer verkleiden sich als Bauernjungen und tragen große Strohhüte. Frauen tragen rot karierte Kleidung und schmücken sich mit falschen Zahnlücken und Sommersprossen. All das in einem liebevollen Tribut an die Wurzeln der traditionellen, regionalen Musik Brasiliens. Wie zu Karneval werden an diesen Festen Kostüme getragen, in diesem Fall Bauernkostüme, überall wird viel getanzt und es werden lustige Spiele für die Kinder veranstaltet. _____________________________________________ community – celebration – music – folklore – integration – imagination – myths – harvest – family – dances – food – games – colours – dressing up – countryside – magic spells – innocence – playfulness Whoever has traveled to Brazil during the month of June, has already found out that all Brazilians celebrate the month with parties that can be even bigger than Carnaval in some cities. The Festas Juninas celebrate the harvest, Saints Anthony, John and Peter with lots of traditional foods, drinks, music, and a theatrical dance inherited from the French called quadrilha (a type of square dance). The Celebrations are very colourful. We decorate the party with paper lanterns and flags. Men dress up as farm boys with large straw hats, and women wear pigtails, freckles, painted gap teeth and red-checkered dresses, all in a loving tribute to the origins of Brazilian regional music. Like during Carnival, these festivities involve costume-wearing (in this case, peasant costumes), lots of dancing and fun games for the children.