Epi 93 Ritmo Solidário, China do Estácio II

Epi 93 Ritmo Solidário, China do Estácio II

Author: Courtney Danley & Dianna Ramirez July 20, 2021 Duration: 1:12:48
Epi 93 Ritmo Solidário, China do Estácio Dianna Ramirez & Courtney Danley Download

We check in with China do Estácio about how things are going with Ritmo Solidário.

Organized by sambista China do Estácio Master Samba Composer from Estácio de Sá, the campaign has been mobilizing bateria Mestres from various Samba Schools with the aim of collecting supplies (food, cleaning and hygiene products) to help its members who are in a vulnerable situation. “Many members live in communities and are going through a delicate time in their homes. The intention is that we can join in this action of solidarity ”. For this, each drum master has registered their bateria members who need help.

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