Tradition

 
"Afoxés" are enormously important artistical expressions in Bahia's cultural life. They are    straightly
 attached to african-brazilian ceremonies, specially to the ancient rituals of devotion to Candomblé gods.
Even with social and cultural changes, the groups mantain several african characteristic elements. They
sing chants in african dialects and play percussive instruments, as  atabaques  and  agogôs. They    also
wear traditional colors and symbols that recall the african religious cults.



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