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Carnaval\u2019s scale and spontaneity offered a rare backdrop for the trip \u2013 a collision of cultures, rhythms and street-level celebration that blurred the lines between club culture and community ritual.<\/p>\n
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\u201cCarnival in Brazil feels like landing on a different planet,\u201d DJ Tennis says. \u201cAs a DJ, I\u2019m not used to seeing the whole world spill into the streets at once, different cultures, habits, backgrounds, all dancing together like it\u2019s the most natural thing ever. It\u2019s chaos, it\u2019s roots, it\u2019s music everywhere.\u00a0I\u2019m just happy I get to capture it on film, one sweaty, beautiful, slightly unbelievable frame at a time.\u201d<\/p>\n
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The images form a candid snapshot of DJ Tennis in motion \u2013 between parties, collaborations and the vibrant energy of Carnaval itself \u2013 capturing a moment where travel, culture and music converge.<\/p>\n
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Explore the full photo diary below for a closer look inside DJ Tennis\u2019s week in Brazil.<\/p>\n