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Arlindo Rodrigues (1931 - Rio de Janeiro, 1987) was a celebrated Brazilian carnavalesco, or carnival director.^[1] For GRES Mocidade Independente de Padre Miguel in 1974, he presented the plot^{[clarification needed]} "A Festa do Divino" ( "The Party of the Divine").

Arlindo Rodrigues
Arlindo Rodrigues
Born	1931 (1931)
Died	1987 (aged 55–56) Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Occupation	Carnavalesco

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^ Rio, samba e carnaval 2006 - Issue 35 - Page 107 "Fernando Pamplona, the forerunner in the field, describes it like this: "There's no question that Paulo Barros was one of the most creative carnival artists in terms of samba schools. He's the Fernando Pinto or Arlindo Rodrigues of today", ."

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