The mask on the face has a meaning of metaphor, where people hide their own feelings or actions. And as part of the performance I looked at the carnival masks. Brazilian-Masks are an important feature also in the Carnival customs, where people often use to not be recognised or make use of masks representing any political figure and African rituals. For the African tribe, the use of masks has a spiritual meaning or connection representing cultural values.
(http://interesting-africa-facts.com/African-Art/African-Masks-Information.html)
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https://www.pinterest.com/germainekey/african-masks/designs.htmlBrazilian carnival mask
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