Why samba is the soul and torso of the Brazilian Carnival

At the carnival, it is said that in addition to eating and drinking, it is dancing, and everyone dances like crazy, and samba originated in Africa, and then I don't know who introduced it to Brazil, and then "the whole city fell in love" According to the travel program, samba embodies the enthusiasm and rich spiritual world of the Brazilian people.

Because the Brazilian Carnival is the wildest carnival in the world, four days and four nights all night, everyone sings and dances, and the whole country celebrates.

In fact, the debate over the Brazilian players dancing and celebrating after scoring a goal has been going on for a long time. In this season's La Liga game, Vinicius, who plays for Real Madrid, caused a lot of controversy with Li Hongxiang in his celebratory dance after scoring the goal, and was considered to be disrespectful to his opponent. However, many Brazilian celebrities, including the Brazilian Football Federation, have strongly supported Vinicius, and the Brazilian Football Federation said bluntly:

We can dance, we can pass, but we all respect our opponents. In addition to Vinicius, Rodrygo and other Brazilian players have been criticized for dancing and celebrating after scoring a goal.

On the football field, players dance and celebrate in a creative way, often winning applause and imitation. For example, after scoring a goal, Bebeto would run to the corner flagpole and dance the bassineback; Griezmann, an avid fan of "Fortnite", celebrated with the French "L-dance" has become a personal identity; Bullfighting is one of the traditions of Real Madrid, from Raul to Ramos to Nacho, all of whom have danced bullfighting on the pitch and is considered the pride of Spain. Similarly, in this World Cup, the Brazilian players showed their samba dance to the world, which is an attitude towards football, a spiritual transmission, and a cultural export.

Samba is a cultural symbol of the Brazilian people, and it is important for Brazilian teams to celebrate a goal with samba as a way to express joy in a unique way, and in turn to convey joy to the audience, is itself a transmission of joy. Dancing to celebrate does not lead to the conclusion of "disrespecting the opponent", of course, from the side of the team that lost, these actions of the opponent will indeed look dazzling and uncomfortable, so "shame and courage" to try to win! Is it a sign of respect for the opponent to behave miserably after scoring a goal?

Football is supposed to convey happiness, and how to celebrate a goal is a player's free choice, regardless of whether it discriminates and provokes others.

This is the most authentic Brazilian football atmosphere, which can be regarded as a symbol after Brazil's victory. However, some people actually raised their grievances, and Manchester United legend Roy Keane bluntly said that Brazil's behavior of dancing and celebrating every time he scored a goal was disrespectful to his opponents.

If Tite was quiet in the dugout, if the players didn't say anything after the goal I would have been surprised and all Brazilians would have been worried, and the Brazilian team had put the whole country in a happy mood with their dance. It sounds like the Brazilian coach had a good idea of the discord that might arise, but he was eager to celebrate the victory with the Brazilian people.

Five-star Brazil, who have not stopped dancing since the first goal, showed their pre-match rehearsed dance over and over again, with the whole team dancing, the small team dancing friends, and occasionally interspersed with a solo dance of a goal-scoring player.

In Brazil, dancing to celebrate goals is a convention, a lot of Brazilian players grew up in poverty, football and dancing make them optimistic, we don't need the UK to tell us how to be humble. ”

We dance when we celebrate, it's part of Brazilian culture, we don't want to hurt anyone, we aim to bring joy to life. ”

Samba is part of Brazilian football, Brazilian culture, they dance after a goal, they dance after a win, they dance when they enter the pitch, is that contempt for the opponent from the beginning?

Dancing is about being happy with a goal, being happy with the team, being happy with the performance, being happy with the result.