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On the outskirts of Recife, collaboration and faith make the difference. It is there that Bhrendo Barbosa, dancer, choreographer, designer, marker and quadrilha manager finds the tools to make his dreams come true. Raised by his grandmother, D. Maria, he grew up going up and down the stairs of the hill, while rehearsing the steps to make a difference for the community, without giving up who he is.
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On the outskirts of Recife, collaboration and faith make the difference. It is there that Bhrendo Barbosa, dancer, choreographer, designer, marker and quadrilha manager finds the tools to make his dreams come true. Raised by his grandmother, D. Maria, he grew up going up and down the stairs of the hill, while rehearsing the steps to make a difference for the community, without giving up who he is.
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