Maculelê (dance)

Maculelê is a traditional dance that comes from Brazil and is usually danced by a group of people. The dance is usually accompanied by music with drums and other percussion instruments.

The dancers use two sticks, called "grimas" which they hit together in time with the music. They also wear colorful clothes and sometimes have feathers or other decorations.

The dance tells a story about a fight between two groups of people and it's meant to be a celebration of strength and unity.

During the dance, the dancers move in a circle and sometimes they settle in pairs or small groups where they perform intricate steps and movements.

Overall, maculelê is a fun and exciting dance that brings people together to celebrate their culture and their community.