Queen Diambi to Grace the Samba Catwalk with Estação Primeira de MANGUEIRA
Queen Diambi, the reigning queen of the Kasai Kingdom in the Democratic Republic of Congo, has been invited to participate in the world-renowned Carnival in Rio de Janeiro. The invitation came from the prestigious samba school, Estação Primeira de MANGUEIRA, to parade in float number three on the samba catwalk at Sapucaí.
The Queen, known for her regal presence and traditional African attire, was delighted to receive the invitation. She expressed her excitement and gratitude, stating, “I am honored to be a part of such a vibrant and culturally rich event. It is a great opportunity to showcase the beauty and diversity of African culture to the world.”
Estação Primeira de MANGUEIRA, one of the oldest and most respected samba schools in Brazil, is known for its powerful and thought-provoking performances. The school’s theme for this year’s Carnival is “The Drums of Africa,” and Queen Diambi’s participation is expected to add an authentic touch to the presentation.
The Queen’s participation in the Carnival is not only a celebration of African culture but also a symbol of unity and diversity. It is a testament to the strong bond between Brazil and the African continent. The Queen’s presence on the samba catwalk is sure to captivate and inspire audiences from all over the world.
The Carnival at Sapucaí is set to take place on February 21st and 22nd, and Queen Diambi’s participation is highly anticipated. Her presence will undoubtedly add a touch of royalty and elegance to the already spectacular event. The Queen’s participation is a reminder of the power of culture and its ability to bring people together
Responsible journalists: Denny Silva NY/USA and Uiara Zagolin Brazil