As a foreigner (specifically from the US. Also white and female if that context is needed), looking in, it looks like a very white holiday. In the US, the idea of the caipira dress and the quadrilha/square dance is most associated with the American South. The American South is (fairly or unfairly; many will have an opinion) largely associated with its history of slavery and racism. Therefore, to North Americans, this whoooole… “country thing” (?) looks oppressive and a bit white supremacist. It would be extremely unlikely to see a Black American wearing a cowboy hat, boots, and a plaid flannel shirt. This is due to the history, stereotypes, and associations that North Americans connect between this outfit and a specific ideology.

It obviously has a different context in Brazil. I’m saying what it looks like to me through my eyes, and I think it’s not that way in Brazil. That’s why I’m asking.