What does Brazillian samba music sound like?

Samba is a genre of Brazilian popular music that originated in the early 20th century. It is characterised by a strong, steady rhythm, as well as its lively and upbeat melodies. Samba music often incorporates elements of African and European music, as well as traditional Brazilian folk music. The most common instruments used in samba music are the samba whistle, the surdo, the tamborim, the pandeiro, and the clave. Samba music is often played in a call-and-response style, with the singer singing a line of lyrics and the chorus repeating it. Samba is often performed in large groups, with the musicians playing in synchronised rhythm. Samba dancing is often associated with samba music, with dancers moving their bodies in a rhythmic and sensual way.