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From the Impact Urban Dance Group - The identity of the Brazilian people inspired Grupo Impacto to create a show that reveals the strength, beliefs, and roots that shape the essence of Brazil, highlighting the quest for recognition of its cultural heritage. Baobás, the group's first entirely original show, presents indigenous and African influences and reflects on how the relationship between these cultures contributed to the formation of Brazilian society and its current characteristics.
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