Milton Cunha
Milton Cunha is a prominent Brazilian carnavalesco, academic, and cultural researcher, known for his deep passion for the samba culture and its roots in Afro-Brazilian traditions. With a PhD in Literature, he merges academia and popular culture, advocating for the recognition of the contributions of the Black community to Brazilian cultural identity. He often addresses themes of identity, pride, and resilience, particularly emphasizing the importance of samba schools as vital expressions of Black culture. In addition to his work in the arts, Cunha has shared personal stories about overcoming challenges, including family rejection and health transformations.
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Brazil:
Milton Cunha is the vice-president of the LGBTQI+ Parade in Madureira and shares his financial struggles in organizing the event.
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Brazil:
Milton Cunha does not see a direct relation between the trend for 2026 and the Beija-Flor's championship.
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Brazil:
Milton Cunha, a carnavalesco and commentator, attended the homage to Rosa Magalhães.
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Brazil:
Milton Cunha praises Gabb for her height, intelligence, and striking fashion sense.
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Liechtenstein:
Milton Cunha debuted as a carnival artist for Beija-Flor in 1994.
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Liechtenstein:
Milton Cunha debuted as a carnavalesco at Beija-Flor in 1994.
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Liechtenstein:
Milton Cunha debuted as a carnavalesco at Beija-Flor, succeeding Joãozinho Trinta.
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Brazil:
Milton Cunha is trending for his strong speech against prejudice during a samba school parade.
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Brazil:
Milton Cunha is a Brazilian cultural researcher who highlights Erika as a complete queen who enriches the essence of carnival.
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Brazil:
Milton Cunha, a commentator for the parades, joined the festivities in the avenue.
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