SORROW SYNOPSIS
Awọn Obirin Ninu Iyatọ Aye
Awọn Obirin Ninu Iyatọ Aye
CARNIVAL OF 2018
SORROW SYNOPSIS
Ladies of the World's Belly
"I am the main womb, the Black Earth, the great Universal Mother, the first who generates and nourishes the world, Great Red Ya, color symbol of life, source of energy and supernatural power. (...) Fertile, unite me in ritual with white, the other half of the gourd, forming the Vital Pair. "
ARGUMENT
Fifty-five years ago, under the red and white cloak, the Academicians of the Salgueiro celebrated the unknown story of a black woman ... The parade on the one that became "From enslaved to the queen", marked forever the association and the Brazilian carnival.
Other heroines will willow. Some famous, some anonymous, but all carry in the genre and color, their achievements. Their stories will be (re) told, in a long time, that goes from the dawn of the human species, until the present day.
SYNOPSIS
It... Sprouted from the black belly of Africa, its people called it Dinikinesh, its fossil of millions of years was, in the eyes of science, the African Eve, who gave birth to humanity. From there, the story follows in its footsteps ...
She... Is the sovereign biblical of Sheba, the owner of Solomon's heart. She's ... she's a black queen. Regent in Ethiopia, built palaces, cemented culture and art. He counterattacked the invaders. He was a general of Nubia, leading armies.
She ... is, in the Nile Valley, the embodiment of divine authority, source of power. Guardian of the royal lineage. Like Horus, he sets fire on his enemies.
She is ... wife and Mother of Egypt - the Goddess Isis - suckling the divine son, Horus, inspiration for the image of the most holy mother in the first Christian sanctuaries. It is also Neith, the elder Goddess, who speaks with the timeless voice "I am all that has been or will be." And Hathor, self-generated, life-giving, protector of the dead, goddess of the senses.
She ... is Master Hypathy of Alexandria, "the last great female scientist of antiquity".
She is Merit Pitah the woman who creates medicine and the first idea of maternity homes in the history of mankind.
She ... is a warrior, she is Nzingha of Angola, in the struggle against Portuguese imperialism, and who insisted on being called king, when marching to the battlefield with men's clothes. It is Yaa Asantewa of Ashanti. The Queen Mother of Ejisu, Ghana, who fought against the British, and her people declared, "If the men of Ashanti will not go forward, then let us all go. We, the women, will go ... "On the other side, it is the counselor Acotirene de Palmares, the sacred woman who invested Ganga Zumba. This is Teresa do Quariterê. It's Maria Felipa, Luiza Mahin, and many others ...
She ... is the matriarch in these colonial and imperial cafundos. On this side of the Atlantic, it formed new family ties, black brotherhoods, secret societies that gave birth to several religions of African matrix. It is the black mother, "milkmaid", who suckled the little sinhozinho, that was with dengo and only wanted a xodó. It is the one who braids the hair making cafuné, while singing blocks and tells stories for lullaby. Cantigas sung in native language, which quoted African itans, perpetuated among us.
He created the free fairs, in the squares and corners. Sellers of fruits and vegetables, balancing their trays, baskets over their heads, the first entrepreneurs of Brazil. They are the daughters of Oya, who preach: "Behold! That descends the alley of the city with its charms, of round skirt, embroidered sandal, covered with beads and balangandãs treading on the tips, knows to enchant. The "negro negro", who was making a few thousand reis, for the purchase of her captive sisters' liberation letters. Doceira, quituteira, greengrocer.
She ... who feeds, on her board has ... Vatapá, Caruru, Mungunzá. Put on the trough the seasoning, it hurts the pepper from the coast and another pinch of salt, put farofa palm oil and see what it gives. There are angels and aluá. There is also Bobó, Acarajé and Efó. And then the quindim and dulce de leche with peanuts ...
Who ... gives faith to the wisdom of the leaves. A doctor or healer. Herbs to heal, herbs to bless. But if it is canjerê, it "cuts" break, invokes its saint to protect it. In Axé, she is Yamin, Preta Velha, Agbá, Mametu, Nochê ... Mother who prepares the ebó for Oboró and for Yapeabá. And worship in the Gèlèdè that reveres and appeases the First Mothers, the "Ladies of the Birds of the Night", the life-generating energies, and the controllers of death. To ensure the balance of the world. He knows that for the African people, "everything that a man will get on earth will be through the hand of the woman."
She ... who following the masters and griots, in the African oral tradition, strengthened the struggles of liberation. And through the written word, it eternalized its history.
She ... a black author, guardian of ancestral values, from Maria Firmina dos Reis, the first Brazilian novelist to Carolina Maria de Jesus, who recorded the daily life of the community, when comparing the favela and its cafopes, to a city's eviction room. These and other women writers, surpassed social impositions to figure the select literary medium of the country.
She ... is the memory of the world; goddess; queen; warrior; priestess; Witch, the matriarch, who works and supports the offspring alone, her name is resilience. Mother, sister, lover and companion. Old guard, Bahia, passer, flag door.
She ... full of grace, blessed woman and her belly, with her beautiful birds, from the height of the heavens, look for us!
Alex de Souza, carnivalesque.
Research Coordinator Dr. Júlio Tavares
Researchers: Kaká Portilho, Marina Miranda and students of the course of General History of Africa - Instituto Hoju
1 * Means "you are wonderful" in the Amharic language (Asian Afro semiotic - Ethiopian). The archaeological find became internationally known as Lucy fossil, randomly chosen by European archaeologists.
SCREENPLAY FOR COMPOSERS
OPENING
The Black Earth, the great "Universal Mother." The ancestral forces that generate and nourish the world. The African belly, which gave birth to mankind.
1st SECTOR
The lineage of the black queens, who consolidated the culture and the art and led armies.
2nd SECTOR
The personification of divine authority, source of power in the Nile Valley. Wives and Sovereigns; Mother goddesses of Kemet (Egypt)
3rd SECTOR
Warriors in the fight against European imperialism on the African battlefield. The quilombola heroines and the leaders of the historical rebellions.
4th SECTOR
The matriarchs who formed new family bonds: The black brotherhoods. The "black mothers" who cherish. The first entrepreneurs in Brazil: candy, quituteira, quitandeira.
5th SECTOR
Those that gave origin to the diverse religions of African matrix. Givers of knowledge of herbs. Doctors and healers. In Axé they worship, reverence and appease the "First Mothers", the "Ladies of the Birds of the Night".
6th SECTOR
The writers, who perpetuate cultural values, book their struggles and harsh reality.
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SORROW SYNOPSIS
"Èmi ni akọkọ body, aiye-Black, awọn nla Universal Iya, akọkọ ti gbogbo ki o si nourishes aye, Great Ya pupa, awọ aami ti aye, orisun agbara ati eleri agbara. (...) Alaafia, darapọ mọ mi ni aṣa pẹlu funfun, idaji miiran ti gourd, ti o jẹ Agbara Pataki. "
Ẹya
Aadọta-marun, labẹ awọn pupa agbáda ati funfun, ẹkọ Willow se awọn aimọ itan ti a dudu obinrin ... Awọn Itolẹsẹ lori awọn ọkan ti o ti di "De fí fun ayaba," lailai samisi awọn Guild ati awọn Brazil Carnival.
Awọn akọni miiran yoo willow. Diẹ ninu awọn olokiki, diẹ ninu awọn ailorukọ, ṣugbọn gbogbo wọn gbe ninu oriṣi ati awọ, awọn aṣeyọri wọn. Awọn itan wọn yoo jẹ (tun) sọ, ni igba pipẹ, ti o wa lati owurọ ti awọn eda eniyan, titi di ọjọ oni.
SYNOPSIS
... O jade lati African dudu belly, awọn enia rẹ fun awọn orukọ ti Dinikinesh (*), awọn oniwe-fosaili milionu years wà, ninu awọn oju ti Imọ, awọn African Efa, ti o si bí eda eniyan. Lati ibẹ, itan naa tẹle ni awọn igbesẹ rẹ ...
O ... Ṣe iwe-mimọ ọba ti Ṣeba, oluwa Solomoni. O jẹ ... o jẹ ayaba dudu. Regent ni Etiopia, kọ awọn ile-iṣọ, aṣa ati awọn aworan. O ṣe atunṣe awọn alakoko. O jẹ ogboogbo ti Nubia, awọn ọmọ ogun alakoso.
O ... jẹ, ni afonifoji Nile, ti iṣe ti aṣẹ Ọlọhun, orisun agbara. Oluṣọ ti idile ọba. Gẹgẹbi Horus, o fi iná kun awọn ọta rẹ.
O ... O jẹ aya ati Iya ti Egipti - Ọlọhun Isis - n ṣe itọju Ọmọ Ọlọhun, Horus, awokose fun aworan ti iya mimọ julọ ni awọn ibin Kristi akọkọ. O tun Neith, akọbi oriṣa ti o sọrọ pẹlu ailakoko ohùn "Èmi ni ohun gbogbo ti o wà tabi yoo jẹ." Ati Hathor, ara-ipilẹṣẹ, olore ti aye, Olugbeja ti awọn okú, oriṣa ti awọn ogbon.
O ... jẹ Olukọni Hypathy ti Alexandria, "Ọlọgbọn obirin ti o gbẹyin julọ ni igba atijọ".
O jẹ Merit Peterh obinrin ti o ṣẹda oogun ati imọ akọkọ ti awọn ile iyajẹ ninu itan itanran eniyan.
O ... jẹ alagbara, o jẹ Nzingha ti Angola, ninu Ijakadi lodi si ijọba imperialism, ati ẹniti o n tẹriba pe ki a pe ni ọba, nigbati o nlọ si oju ogun pẹlu awọn aṣọ eniyan. Yaa Asantewa ti Ashanti. Iya Iyawo ti Ejisu, Ghana, ẹniti o jagun pẹlu awọn Ilu Britain, awọn eniyan rẹ si sọ pe, "Bi awọn ọkunrin Ashanti ko ba lọ siwaju, njẹ ki gbogbo wa lọ. Awa, awọn obirin, yoo lọ ... "Ni apa keji, o jẹ oluranran Acotirene de Palmares, obirin mimọ ti o fi Ganga Zumba gbe. Eyi ni Teresa do Quariterê. O jẹ Maria Felipa, Luiza Mahin, ati ọpọlọpọ awọn miran ...
O ... ni matriarch ni awọn ile-iṣan amunisin ati ti ilu-ọba. Ni ẹgbẹ yii ti Atlantic, o ṣẹda awọn ẹbi ẹbi titun, awọn arakunrin ẹgbẹ dudu, awọn awujọ alairiya ti o bi ọpọlọpọ awọn ẹsin ti iwe-ọmọ Afirika. O jẹ iya dudu, "ọmọ-ọdọ", ti o mu awọn kekere sinhozinho, ti o jẹ pẹlu dengo ati pe o fẹ nikan kan xodó. O jẹ ẹni ti o ṣe itọju irun ori irun ori, nigba ti awọn ohun amorindun ati sọ itan fun lullaby. Cantigas kọ ninu ede abinibi, eyiti o sọ awọn ọna Afirika, ti o duro laarin wa.
O ṣẹda awọn oṣere free, ni awọn igun ati awọn igun. Awọn oniṣowo eso ati awọn ẹfọ, idasile awọn ọja wọn, agbọn lori ori wọn, awọn iṣowo akọkọ ti Brazil. Wọn ti wa ni awọn ọmọbinrin ti Oya, ti wọn n waasu pe: "Yoo tẹriba! Ti o si isalẹ awọn ilu Ile Itaja pẹlu awọn oniwe-ẹwa, yeri, ti iṣelọpọ bàtà, bo pelu ilẹkẹ ati trinkets sokale lori awọn italolobo, mọ idunnu. Awọn "negro negro", ti o ṣe diẹ ẹgbẹrun ẹgbẹ, fun awọn ra rẹ awọn obirin captive ti awọn lẹta ti ominira. Ṣiṣe, iyọọda, greengrocer.
O ... ti o nran, lori ọkọ rẹ ni ... Vatapá, Caruru, Mungunzá. Fi omiiran naa ṣaja, o mu ki ata naa wa lati etikun ati iyọ iyọ iyọ iyọ, fi pero pa epo ati ki o wo ohun ti o fun. Awọn angẹli ati awọn alawa wa. Tun wa Bobó, Acarajé ati Efó. Ati lẹhin naa quindim ati dulce de leche pẹlu awọn eeyan ...
Tani ... n fun igbagbọ si ọgbọn awọn leaves. Onisegun tabi onisegun. Ewebe lati ṣe imularada, awọn ewebe lati bukun. Ṣugbọn ti o ba jẹ canjerê, o "ni gige" adehun, n pe eniyan mimọ rẹ lati dabobo rẹ. Ni Axé, o jẹ Yamin, Preta Velha, Agbá, Mametu, Nochê ... Iya ti o ṣetan ibọn fun Oboró ati fun Yapeabá. Ki o si sin ni Geledé ti o bẹru ati appeases awọn Iya First, awọn "tara ti awọn Night àwọn ẹyẹ", awọn ti o npese okunagbara ti aye, akoso ikú. Lati rii daju idiyele ti aye. O mọ pe fun awọn eniyan Afirika, "ohun gbogbo ti ọkunrin kan yoo gba lori ilẹ yio jẹ nipasẹ ọwọ obirin."
O ... ti o tẹle awọn oluwa ati awọn agbalagba, ni aṣa atọwọdọwọ Afirika, mu awọn igbiyanju ti igbala kuro. Ati nipasẹ ọrọ ti a kọ silẹ, o gbe itan rẹ kalẹ lailai.
O ... dudu onkowe, alagbatọ ti ancestral iye lati Maria Firmina dos Reis, akọkọ novelist lati Brazil to Carolina Maria de Jesu, ẹniti ntò awọn awujo lojojumo, lati fi ṣe afiwe awọn slum ati awọn oniwe-cafofos, ni ibi ipamọ yara ti a ilu. Awọn wọnyi ati awọn obirin miiran ti nkọwe, awọn idiyele ti awujo ti o pọju lati ṣe apejuwe awọn alakoso iwe-aṣẹ ti orilẹ-ede.
O ... ni iranti ti aye; Ọlọrun Queen Ogun; Alufa; sorceress, awọn matriarch, ti o ṣiṣẹ ati
Alakoso Iwadi Dokita Júlio Tavares
Awọn oniwadi: Kaká Portilho, Marina Miranda ati awọn akẹkọ ti itọju Gbogbogbo Itan Afirika - Instituteuto Hoju
1 * Itumọ "iwọ jẹ iyanu" ni ede amharic (Asia Afro semiotic - Ethiopia). Iwadi ohun-ijinlẹ ti di mimọ ni orilẹ-ede ti a mọ ni fọọsi Lucy, ti awọn olutumọ ile-aye European ti yan.
AWỌN NIPA FUN NI AWỌN NIPẸ
Ṣiṣẹ
Earth Black, nla "Gbogbo Iya." Awọn olori baba ti o nmu ati itoju aye. Ikun Afirika, eyiti o bi ọmọ eniyan.
1st SECTOR
Awọn ọmọ ti awọn ọmọbirin dudu, ti o fọwọsi aṣa ati awọn aworan ati awọn ọmọ-ogun ti o dari.
2nd SECTOR
Awọn ẹni-ara ti aṣẹ Ọlọhun, orisun agbara ni afonifoji Nile. Awọn iyawo ati awọn Alakoso; Awọn oriṣa iya ti Kemet (Íjíbítì)
3rd SECTOR
Awọn alagbara ni igbejako ijọba ijọba ti Europe lori oju-ogun Afirika. Awọn asiwaju deslombola ati awọn olori ti awọn iṣọtẹ itan.
4th SECTOR
Awọn agbalagba ti o ṣẹda awọn ẹbi ẹbi titun: Awọn arakunrin ẹgbẹ dudu. Awọn "iya dudu" ti o nifẹ. Awọn alakoso iṣowo ni Brazil: ṣaati, imuduro, oludasilẹ.
5th SECTOR
Awọn ti o fun ni orisun si awọn oriṣiriṣi oriṣiriṣi ẹda ti eka Afirika. Oluwa ti imo ti ewebe. Onisegun ati awọn healers. Ni Axé wọn sin, ibowo ati ki o ṣe itọju "Awọn Iya Mimọ", awọn "Awọn abo ti awọn ẹyẹ ti oru".
6th SECTOR
Awọn onkqwe, ti o ṣe awọn aṣa aṣa, kọ awọn ijà wọn ati otitọ otitọ.
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