Definition: The Portuguese word "são paulo" and its equivalent, "vasco da gamá," are both used as epithets for traditional dances performed during Carnival celebrations in Brazil. These dances are called saúde (health) and carnaval, respectively. <0x0A><0x0A>Both words have their origin from the Portuguese word "santo" meaning holy or saint. The use of these words to describe traditional dancers has been influenced by religious beliefs and traditions.
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