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Lambada evolved from a style of dance from the called carimbó
that was danced in the northeast of Brazil since colonial times.
It later picked up some influence of merengue, and also picked up the name
Lambada, or "lash of the whip". In the late 1980s, some French businessmen
visiting Brazil bought the rights to some Lambada songs. Back in France
they created the band Kaoma who turned the sound into an international hit.
Used CDs
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O Melhor das Lambaterias
(1992)
by Various Artists.
Imported from Brazil.
Audio CD.
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Lambateria Sucata
(1990)
by Various Artists.
Imported from Brazil.
Audio CD.
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Ritmo de Bahia
(1990)
by Various Artists.
This compilation was released in France shortly after Kaoma created worldwide interest in the
music of northeast Brazil.
It is heavy in Lambada. There is some Forró also.
Imported from France.
Audio CD.
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Lambada Brazil
(1989)
by Various Artists.
US release.
Audio CD.
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Lambateria Tropical 2
(1989)
by Various Artists.
Imported from Brazil.
Audio CD.
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