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Neguinho is a term commonly used in Brazilian Portuguese to refer to a person of African descent. It is a colloquial term that can be used in a variety of contexts, both positive and negative. In this glossary, we will explore the origins of the term, its cultural significance, and how it is perceived in contemporary society.
14 sie 2011 · Neguinho is common, even for non-blacks (In Rio we usually call any random person "neguinho", or we use it to refer to the impersonal "they" or "people": "Neguinho não gosta de música sertaneja!" "People don't like country music"). When used for a specific black person, it should be used for young kids.
The term “Neguinho” in Portuguese carries various meanings and connotations that are deeply rooted in the language’s cultural and historical context. Understanding its significance requires examining both its literal translation and its usage in everyday Portuguese.
Japanese music, the art concerned with combining vocal or instrumental sounds for beauty of form or emotional expression, specifically as it is carried out in Japan. Korea served as a bridge to Japan for many Chinese musical ideas as well as exerting influence through its own forms of court music.
What about morena/moreno? I see them used on Duo to describe hair color but would like more cultural context if possible. I love the song “Moema Morenou” by Paulinho da Viola but am wondering how it would look to a Brazilian to see a white non-Brazilian singing it.
In this paper, I explore the linguistic-syllabic mapping of sound in Japanese culture, focusing in particular on its presence in the ancient Japanese gagaku tradition and how it resonates with cultural customs, audiocentricity and ontological views of nature and sound in modern Japan.
4 maj 2021 · What are the key genres and instruments in traditional Japanese music? We look at everything from Japanese folk to kabuki, and from the shamisen to taiko drums.
