Carimbó is a traditional dance and music style originating from the northern region of Brazil, particularly in the state of Pará. It is characterized by its lively rhythms, often played with instruments like the berimbau, pandeiro, and cuíca. The dance features energetic movements, typically performed in a circle, and is often accompanied by singing in Portuguese. The roots of carimbó can be traced back to the indigenous peoples and African influences in the region. It is commonly performed during festivals and celebrations, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the Amazon and the blending of different traditions. Carimbó has gained popularity beyond its local origins, becoming a symbol of Brazilian folk culture.