Deu Samba #16 - Comunicação (Parte 1)

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No 'Deu Samba', apresentado pelo jornalista Antonio Junior, a partir de um tema central, vamos relembrar os sambas que estão na história dos carnavais de São Paulo e Rio de Janeiro. Semanalmente e com muito samba "ao vivo", vamos passear pelos carnavais do Anhembi e da Sapucaí para matar a saudade da nossa festa! Sambas deste episódio: Nenê de Vila Matilde 1996, Acadêmicos de Santa Cruz 1985, Mocidade Alegre 1987, Império da Tijuca 1994, Mocidade Alegre 1997, Pérola Negra 1998, Acadêmicos do Grande Rio 1999, Tradição 2001, Estácio de Sá 2002, Acadêmicos do Tucuruvi 2003, Caprichosos de Pilares 2004, Nenê de Vila Matilde 2007, Império Serrano 2010, Unidos do Viradouro 2012, Gaviões da Fiel 2013, Beija-Flor 2014 e Acadêmicos do Grande Rio 2018.

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