Saturday 29th October 2005
BemBrasil.jp
Live Music Project Vol. 6
Special Samba, Samba de Enredo & Pagode Live Night
Live: Brown & Convidados
Brazilian Rythms Presentation & Pandeiro Malabarism Performances
DJS
Carol (Eletro Samba)
Alexandre (Groove Brasil & Forró)
www.bembrasil.jp/
Doors open at 7pm and close at 2am.
Entry is 2500yen (includes one drink at the bar)
So, who’s up for a hot and sweaty all-nighter of dancing and fun in Roppongi, at Super Deluxe straight after the Saturday night capoeira class?
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Oh man, I really wish I could go!! (T T) But it is bit too late night for me to go, so I ‘ll join you guys next time. Mom just got to do what she gotta… Have a good time samba heads! Love, Peace and Patience, Kanako
Hi sista! You have to come! You can do it! It’s OK to leave a little earlier, you can catch the last train, it’ll be fun. \(^_^)/ leave the kids at home, and come out with us.
Hey, bro! Ogenki? It is so sweet of you for asking…, but sumimasen～, want to be a good mom Kanako says “No.” so just let me know how it was, alright? I’ll still Cya at Saturday & Sunday class though! (^O^)/♪AXE!
Eu estou pronto pra mostrar Danca do Tchan!
Kanchan, I wanted to see your Samba Step.
I will lend you my “Gera Samba” DVD,
you can learn “Brasilian Sapatinho” in your Ochanoma!
Hey, Takeshinho! todo bem? Thanks so much (^^)/♪I have never seen real Brasilian samba before so that will be great. I love all kinds of dance music in general, but especially Afro-Brazilian beat make my backbone trembled!!! I’m gonna have to say countless “gomen nasai” for my neighbors downstairs once it gets to my ochanoma! ha-ha. C u later, Takeshinho (^O^)/ arigatone! Kan☆
I’m in. But for any ladies who may be reading this PLEASE! no autographs.
Thanks to Cafune, Ai, Noriko, Quati, Mico (and friends), and Takeshinho for making this night one to remember. The live Pagode band had everyone samba-ing their asses off on the dance floor. After working up a nice sweat, it was time for some hot Axé Music dance moves. Then the DJ put on some Forró and it was time for the lovely couples to show their stuff. The Brazilian music ended at 2am, then we hung out in the Roppongi Hills area munching on pizza, satay sticks, and noodles until the first train arrived to take all the weary, hung-over Halloween revellers back to their Tokyo homes. For those guys who didn’t come, you really missed out on a great night. But there’s still our Bonnenkai to look forward to!