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Artistic & Historical Background: Listen The red feather headwear of Brazil's Carnival is one of the most representative elements of Brazilian culture.
This type of headwear is typically made from red feathers and adorned with gold and silver beads.
It is widely used during Brazil's Carnival and has become an iconic symbol of the festival.
These headpieces not only have rich spiritual and cultural connotations but also carry historical significance.
They represent the passion, vitality, and creativity of the Brazilian people, as well as reflecting the diversity and uniqueness of Brazilian culture.
During Brazil's Carnival, people wear various gorgeous costumes, put on red feather headwear, and dance to joyful music, enjoying the festive atmosphere.
This scene is full of romance and happiness, making it a place that people long for.
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