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SportsRMC Sport: Altinha — Not football, not exclusively Brazilian, gains popularity in Paris
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RMC Sport traveled from Rio to Paris to test Altinha, a Brazilian foot-juggling game, with the community @altinha_paris. Clarisse and Isadora, two Franco-Brazilian women, founded the group to bring 'joga bonito' (the beautiful game) to the French capital. The report highlights how Altinha, which is not traditional football nor exclusively Brazilian, is gaining popularity as a social and sporting activity in Paris. The video feature showcases the game's inclusive and artistic nature, blending Brazilian culture with Parisian urban life.
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Not Football and Not a Brazilian! We Tested Altinha in Paris