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The 14 pages that link to Afro-Brazilian culture, each with the reason it gives.

• SambaNarrower topic: Samba’s meanings are grounded in the wider history of Afro-Brazilian life.

• CandombléNarrower topic: Candomblé has influenced music, dance, food, language, and public celebrations across Brazil.

• Abolition of slavery in BrazilRelated: Freed communities sustained and transformed cultural traditions despite slavery and post-abolition discrimination.

• Northeast Region, BrazilRelated: African heritage is especially visible in northeastern music, religion, cuisine, and public life.

• Slavery in BrazilRelated: African-descended communities preserved and transformed traditions under and after slavery.

• CapoeiraNarrower topic: Capoeira is one expression within this broader, diverse cultural field.

• SalvadorNarrower topic: Salvador is a major center of Afro-Brazilian cultural life and heritage.

• BahiaRelated: Bahia is one of its most influential centers, especially in religion, music, and food.

• Brazilian CarnivalRelated: African diasporic influences transformed Carnival’s music, dance, and public expression.

• UmbandaNarrower topic: Umbanda’s music, ritual, and spiritual language contribute to Afro-Brazilian cultural life.

• Brazilian cuisineRelated: Religious, social, and culinary practices developed together in Afro-Brazilian communities.

• Culture of BrazilRelated: African diasporic traditions profoundly shaped Brazilian music, religion, food, and festivals.

• Culture of South AmericaBroader topic: It makes visible the enduring influence of African diasporic communities in Brazil.

• Manuel dos Reis MachadoNarrower topic: Bimba's career sits within the broader history of Afro-Brazilian cultural expression.