National and MEC Radios Mark National Choro Day with Special Programs
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National and MEC radios in Brazil celebrated National Choro Day on April 23, 2026, highlighting the traditional Brazilian music genre. The celebration included a tribute to an iconic album by Dom Salvador and the Abolição band, as well as the announcement of a new orchestra dedicated to choro preparing its first album. These events promote cultural heritage and support the preservation of choro music.
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- •National and MEC radios broadcast special programs on April 23, 2026, for National Choro Day.
- •A tribute was made to an iconic album by Dom Salvador and the Abolição band.
- •An orchestra dedicated to the choro genre is preparing to release its first album.
- •National Choro Day is recognized as a celebration of the traditional Brazilian music style.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸The orchestra dedicated to choro successfully releases its first album it could boost interest in choro music among younger audiences and increase cultural tourism in Brazil.
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