ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 9月11日 11時37分

Over time, the Brazilian #samba circle turned into a predominantly male realm. But in 2018, all-female samba groups have generated what could be a sea change for this beloved #Brazilian musical genre. “A lot of times when you’re the only woman playing in a samba circle, you are also subject to a lot of harassing language from the guys around the samba,” said Silvia Duffrayer, a member of the band @sambaqueelasquerem. “So by forming a group made up just of women, we kind of stop that vibe from starting.” @sambaqueelasquerem is one of the most popular samba circles in Rio today. “I think people were ready and waiting to see women break into the samba circle,” said Cecilia Cruz, who plays cavaco, a stringed instrument, with the group. One part of the movement is spurred by a newfound sense of revolt among female musicians against the lyrics of some of the traditional samba circle anthems, which make light of serious crimes such as domestic violence and sexual assault. @mariamagdarre photographed Doralyce Gonzaga, who was invited to sing with the Samba Independente dos Bons Costumes in downtown Rio. Swipe to see a photo of the women of #SambaQueElasQuerem at a rehearsal at a member's home in Rio. #?

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