What is a Favela? [ANIMATION]

Short animated documentary provides brief historic and cultural context to Rio de Janeiro's historic favelas.
Designed and filmed by volunteers with Catalytic Communities (CatComm), a 501c3 educational nonprofit working since 2000 with hundreds of Rio de Janeiro's favela communities.
Produced by: Sarah Garrahan, Julia Jones and Jay Owusu
Illustrated by: Rodrigo Binarts
Narrated by: Clarisse Rodriguez
Learn more at www.catcomm.org.
Para versão em português clique aqui: bit.ly/QueEFavela.

[@lanalivesabroad]

Absolutely beautiful!!! Thank you for making this! ❤🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

Parabéns vídeo muito completo tanto historicamente, quanto no uso de estatísticas e visão social apurada! Mostrando nossa história de forma mais verdadeira possível!

[@paulbrown3rd531]

Magnificent. Thanks you for sharing this.

[@santanagonsalves6461]

Thank you

[@marcoosallves]

Excelente material!

[@sebastianedwards1579]

great

[@Zane-It]

So in short the favelas are like kowloon walled city

[@alissaburge6375]

There are good music cultures of the favelas in Rocinha of a lot of the old school freestyle music while based of New York City and in Miami white playing the keyboards and the drum machines of the electro dance beats of Latin hip hop. Most of the freestyle music classics have better lives most in New York City with a lot of the music producers like the Latin Rascals in the Latin communities. Rio de Janeiro as known as the Marvelous City with the Afro Brazilian cultures makes a lot of the good music came out. Portuguese in Brazil is easier to understand to communicate with us talk the same accent in the America.