Banho de folhas - Luedji Luna (cover) by TENS featuring Steph Rosario.

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Our rendition of Banho de folhas . A live performance at Teatro Latea's "EMELE-K 2021"


We do not own the rights to this song!

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Website: www.teencontronosamba.com
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Contact : Encontronosamba@gmail.com
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Vocals: Steph Rosario @steviera
Vocals: Abigail @charliejenne
Keys : Tim @digba_ogunbiyi
Pad/Guitar: Lawdito @lawdito
Guitar: Gabe @Gabriel.gorski
Cello: Jacob Cohen @rabbistravinski
Percussion: Fernando Saci @sacinyc
Percussion: Humberto Rosario @hrosarioo
Percussion: Waldeck @deck_jr
Audio Engineer: Onur Gul @onurgull
Mix/ Master: Ismael Araujo @ismaraujo
Director of photography: Renan Lincoln @Renan.lincoln @musiclabusa

Special thank you to Myriam Gadri and Teatro Latea


Te Encontro no Samba (TENS) is a Afro-Brazilian music project created in 2017 to promote Brazilian culture in the USA. “TENS” began as a small "Roda de Samba" performance group, and over the years it grew into various projects.
TENS has hosted 12 cultural events in New York, with an average of 600 people in attendance, all there to experience authentic live Brazilian music, food, and drinks. Some of our popular events include:
“Bahia Connection” where TENS was joined by Batala New York ( An Afro-Brazilian, all female percussion ensemble) at Drom NYC.
“Baile de Carnaval” where TENS brought the tradition of Brazil’s Carnival to New York, and hosted its first “Samba no pe contest” (Samba Dance). Attendants were able to compete for a cash prize by showing us their best samba no pe. The event was hosted at the Flamboyant Theatre in February 2019. You can find pictures and videos for these events on our website, www.teencontronosamba.com
In 2019, during the pandemic, TENS offered a series of hands-on percussion workshops including a movement dimension for the general public, geared towards all ages and ability levels. We worked via Zoom with renowned percussionists and dancers in Brazil to give students and others the opportunity to learn from authentic practitioners there.
Currently we've been working with different artists, including singer Steph Rosario on an album that merges Brazilian rhythms with R&B. The idea is to give our listeners songs that they can relate to, while uniting both cultures.
Samba is a descendant of “Semba” which is traditional music and dance from Angola. It was brought to Brazil by enslaved Africans who arrived in Bahia, and later migrated throughout Brazil. The rhythm resisted through many years of oppression and evolved into what we hear today. We appreciate the opportunity to represent our Afro-brazilian culture through our music and dance.