Passinho or “little step” began with small groups performing at parties inside Rio’s favelas, but has since spread, helping to break the stigma of the communities usually known for violence and drug gangs.
Rocinha's Passinho
Illuminated by a motorcycle headlight, people perform a street dance known as Passinho, recognized as a cultural heritage, in the Rocinha community of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Passinho or “little step” began with small groups performing at parties inside Rio’s favelas, but has since spread, helping to break the stigma of the communities usually known for violence and drug gangs.
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Rocinha's Passinho
Reflected in a motorcycle side mirror a woman performs the street dance known as Passinho, recognized as a cultural heritage, in the Rocinha community of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Passinho or “little step” began with small groups performing at parties inside Rio’s favelas, but has since spread, helping to break the stigma of the communities usually known for violence and drug gangs.
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Rocinha's Passinho
People perform a street dance known as Passinho, recognized as a cultural heritage, for their social media accounts, in the Rocinha community of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Passinho or “little step” began with small groups performing at parties inside Rio’s favelas, but has since spread, helping to break the stigma of the communities usually known for violence and drug gangs.
Rocinha's Passinho
People perform a street dance known as Passinho, recognized as a cultural heritage, for their social media accounts, in the Rocinha community of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Passinho or “little step” began with small groups performing at parties inside Rio’s favelas, but has since spread, helping to break the stigma of the communities usually known for violence and drug gangs.
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Rocinha's Passinho
People perform a street dance known as Passinho, recognized as a cultural heritage, for their social media accounts, in the Rocinha community of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Passinho or “little step” began with small groups performing at parties inside Rio’s favelas, but has since spread, helping to break the stigma of the communities usually known for violence and drug gangs.
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Rocinha's Passinho
People perform a street dance known as Passinho, recognized as a cultural heritage, in the Rocinha community of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Passinho or “little step” began with small groups performing at parties inside Rio’s favelas, but has since spread, helping to break the stigma of the communities usually known for violence and drug gangs.
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Rocinha's Passinho
A boy watches a man perform the street dance known as Passinho, recognized as a cultural heritage, in the Rocinha community of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Passinho or “little step” began with small groups performing at parties inside Rio’s favelas, but has since spread, helping to break the stigma of the communities usually known for violence and drug gangs.
Rocinha's Passinho
A youth strikes a pose after performing the street dance known as Passinho, recognized as a cultural heritage, in the Rocinha community of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Thursday, April 11, 2024. Passinho or “little step” began with small groups performing at parties inside Rio’s favelas, but has since spread, helping to break the stigma of the communities usually known for violence and drug gangs.
