Camisa de Dendê

Camisa de Dendê refers to a traditional garment worn during celebrations, particularly in Afro-Brazilian cultural contexts. The phrase translates to "Dende Shirt," where "dendê" is palm oil often used in African and Brazilian cuisines. The shirts are usually bright, colorful, and often adorned with cultural symbols, representing African heritage and identity. They are commonly worn during festivals, like Carnival, and are associated with the celebration of Afro-Brazilian music, dance, and traditions. Wearing a Camisa de Dendê is a way to honor and showcase cultural pride and community spirit.