Fandango's Living Museum

UNESCO -World Heritage List2011

Observatory of the Portuguese Language

Observatory of the Portuguese Language
Lisboa, Portugal

Fandango is a popular music and dance expression in coastal communities in southern and south-eastern Brazil. Fandango songs are called modas and are played with handmade instruments – viola, fiddle and frame drum. Traditionally, fandangos were offered as payment for collective activities, such as planting, harvesting and fishing. However, a decline in collective work has led to fandango losing its prestige and sense of identity: many representatives have died and new generations are indifferent to it. Fandango’s Living Museum was conceived to promote safeguarding actions for fandango as an important part of their cultural heritage

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  • Title: Fandango's Living Museum
  • Creator: UNESCO -World Heritage List
  • Date Created: 2011
  • Location: Internet
  • Type: Video
  • Rights: UNESCO
Observatory of the Portuguese Language

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