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I First Cultural Exhibition - 2012 - Afro Block - Estimate
AI Mostra MAR Cultural that has the precious participation of @vandaferreira, @helenathedoro, the late Marcelo Reis, Nina Silva, @Jana Guinond - With a smile, Kevin Wilson from the American Consulate, Lucio Enrico from INEPAC, Bruno Onilu and the secretary of culture Emilio Kalil.
Lazzo Matumbi - Abô
Abô - it's a music film, a path-breaking film! In 2021, Lazzo Matumbi celebrates 40 years of his career, and in the film he and his music bring us memories of songs immortalized in the artist's voice, with emphasis on reggae and samba. On the TCA Stage, a virtuous encounter with the multi-instrumentalist Felipe Guedes, where Lazzo – celebrating and thanking these four decades of music – says in good sound what is yet to come, and with great love presents the unprecedented “Minha Paz”. Abô is a sacred bath to purify and strengthen what is to come. Save Lazzo Matumbi!
Seu Jorge & Soul Mais Samba 2015
Seu Jorge's participation in the samba circle of Grupo Soul + Samba in the 4 lines of Bento Ribeiro on April 19, 2015. With images by Filó Filho and Alvaro Araujo; photographic still of Zezzynho Andraddy, editing and reporting by Pedro Oliveira and direction by Filó Filho the team registered the event for the Cultne Collection.
Quilombo in Parliaments | The pre-candidates of the black movement #Eleições2022
Watch the launch of Quilombo in Parliaments, an initiative of the Black Coalition for Rights that presents more than 100 pre-candidates, aligned with the black movement, for positions in the National Congress and Legislative Assemblies in the 2022 Elections. Learn more at quilombonosparlamentos.com.br
Black's July - Tradition, Persistence and Ancestry
On July 25th, we celebrate the International Day of Black Latin American, Caribbean and Diaspora Women - referring to the First Meeting of Afro-Latin American and Caribbean Women held in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, on the same date in 1992 -, in addition to of the National Day of Tereza de Benguela, which recalls the quilombola struggle and resistance of Quariterê (MT) under the leadership of Queen Tereza (1730-1770) in a Federal Law enacted by former President Dilma Rousseff (Law 12.987/2014). As a result, for many institutions and for many people, the period covered by the series of celebrations around the ephemeris is known as the Black July. Marking the month with activities related to debates on racial, gender and class oppression, the rise and insertion of black cis and trans women, for example, in politics was part of the strategy adopted to bring necessary reflections about the place occupied by this part of the population to the whole of Brazilian society, while, simultaneously, multisectoral articulations to face this reality are re-elaborated and discussed. Our position is also the result of the certainty that, when black women are effectively and proportionally represented, the democratic consolidation in the Brazilian style that has always been attempted will be effective, because under the principles of racial justice and reparation. Our guest Fátima Lima, anthropologist, Associate Professor at the UFRJ Multidisciplinary Center – Macaé, Northeastern, collaborator at Casa das Pretas and coordinator of the Study and Research Group ORI - Study and Research Group on Race, Gender and Sexuality/CNPq, says: " There's a lot of production by black women for us to meet and learn about!". Jaqueline Gomes de Jesus, professor of Psychology at the Federal Institute of Rio de Janeiro (IFRJ) and the Department of Human Rights, Health and Cultural Diversity at the Sérgio Arouca National School of Public Health at the Oswaldo Cruz Foundation (DIHS/ENSP/Fiocruz), speaks about the academic system and the importance of diverse education. Our guest Raquel Barreto, historian and researcher specializing in the work of the authors Angela Y. Davis (1944) and Lélia Gonzalez (1935-1994), talks about the black movement and the production of knowledge by black intellectuals, citing Lélia Gonzalez (1935-1994). ) and Beatriz Nascimento (1942-1995) as the main historical references. Melina de Lima, historian and granddaughter of the great intellectual and activist Lélia Gonzalez (1935-1994), co-author of the Lélia Gonzalez Vive Project and Director of Education and Culture at the Lélia Gonzalez Memorial Institute (coming soon), talks about African philosophy, intellectual production -theory of black women, their historical contributions to the black and feminist movements and the lack of racial democracy in the country. Our guest Idelzuíta Ribeiro da Paixão, matriarch and granddaughter of the founders of Quilombo Mimbó, in the rural area of ??Amarante (PI), tells us about her family history and the construction of Quilombo Mimbó. Research sources: Geledés, Brasil Escola and G1. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS: Canal Preto would like to thank our guests for their participation.
Canjerê do Amaro - Part 1
Marcelo Amaro presents Canjerê do Amaro Show recorded at Batuq Casa de Samba on April 30, 2022 In the repertoire Amaro sings authorial works from his three albums, his DVD, artists of his generation and Samba classics. In addition to many guests who arrive adding to this beautiful project. A great Kizomba! Credits: Marcelo Amaro - Trio of Congas, Cuíca, Agbê (Xequerê), Tamborim, Frying pan, Caxixis.
Serginho Meriti - Ao Vivo - Bloco 2
Serginho Meriti ao vivo na Batuq Casa de Samba - Bloco 2
Batuqueiro Heart in Wakanda in Madureira
Participation of Coração Batuqueiro in the Wakanda in Madureira party. The G.R.E.S.A.M. Coração Batuqueiro is a samba school for children that values Afro-Brazilian culture and discriminates against them through its musical and recreational activities. The group made a beautiful presentation at Wakanda in Madureira in its last edition of 2021, bringing together the group's students in a samba circle that enchanted the public.
Programa Rafael Mike
Cultne on TV program presented by Carlos Alberto Medeiros, aired on October 19, 2019 on TV Alerj with guest singer and songwriter Rafael Mike.
Melina de Lima, Raquel Barreto e Jurema Batista
En février 2022, la journaliste Lica Oliveira reçoit les intellectuelles Melina de Lima, Raquel Barreto et Jurema Batista pour une conversation au restaurant Kaza 123 à Vila Isabel, dans le nord de Rio de Janeiro.
CULTNE - Black Money in Wakanda in Madureira
Participation of the Black Money Movement at the Wakanda in Madureira party. The Black Money Movement is an agent for the development of the Afro-entrepreneur ecosystem. Its main function is to stimulate the development of an innovative mindset among black entrepreneurs and young people to create competitive advantages in the market. Focusing on communication, education and media, MBM produces content in the areas of innovation, technology and finance; in addition to offering short courses in the areas of marketing, management and technology.
Cultne em Resenha
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EP6 - Oswaldo Faustino
Oswaldo Faustino
Cultne presents the program "Cultne in Review" with a presentation by Carlos Alberto Medeiros (@carlosalbertomedeirosoficial); production, editing and direction by Filó Filho. The project arises due to social isolation due to the COVID-19 pandemic, allowing the Afro-descendant community to reflect and learn about the facts that present themselves in their daily lives. Today's Cultne in Review edition has as a guest the actor, journalist, broadcaster, writer and activist Oswaldo Faustino @faustinoswaldo who will talk about his trajectory in the professional and activist scene.
National Samba Day - Velha Guarda da Portela
With images of Ebugbarijô by Ras Adauto and Vik Birkbeck and Cor da Pele - CP Prodó by Filó Filho and Carlos Alberto Medeiros, the Cultne Collection celebrates the National Samba Day with images of the Old Guard of Portela. Formed by former members of the Portela samba school (founded in 1923), Velha Guarda debuted on disk in 1970, with "Portela Passado de Glória", produced by Paulinho da Viola.
Inauguration of the Statue of Marielle Franco
Inauguration on July 27, 2022 of the statue of councilwoman Marielle Franco, murdered in 2018, in downtown Rio de Janeiro. The place chosen was Buraco do Lume, where Marielle met with voters weekly to give an account of her mandate.
Papo Black - EP 01
In times of social isolation we produced a Soul Online Party celebrating 50 years of black music in Brazil. On the occasion we produced a dialogue of authentic characters who lived the magic moment of black music in the 70s. In the first episode Sandra and Paulinho Philadhelfia recount their wanderings in the soul parties under the command of countless soul teams.
Nego Alvaro
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EP7 - Brazil Sound
Brazil Sound
Music: Som Brasil Artist: Nego Alvaro Lyrics: Sereno and Moacyr Luz Directed by: Pedro Oliveira and Beni Ktt Screenplay: Pedro Oliveira Editing, Camera, Color and Cinematography: Beni Ktt Produced by: Patricia Senna Assist Produced by: Rafael Torraca and Victor Paulo Making of: Carlos Chacal Cast: Renata Ribeiro Painting: Cris Pantoja Costume: Quintal Pomegranate (Skirts) Location: Quilombo do Grotão Record company. Fine Biscuit
Samba Favorites
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EP7 - To kill prejudice
To kill prejudice
Videoclip of Roda de Samba Balaio Bom with the song "To kill prejudice" by composers Raul DiCaprio and Manu da Cuíca. Composed in 2014, it is a great success of the circles all over Brazil, bringing reflection on the issue of black women in the country. Cultne Audiovisual
Indigenous peoples in the dictatorship
Series INCONTÁVEIS: debut live | Episode: Indigenous Peoples in Dictatorship | Organized by: UFRJ Memory and Truth Commission
Carlos Dafé Program
Program aired on August 27, 2016 on TV Alerj with the guest, singer, instrumentalist and composer, Carlos Dafé, considered the "Prince of Soul" since the era of Brazilian soul music in the 70s.
Daan Corona Official Video - Senegal, Africa
The king left to face Corona. For this planetary struggle, Youssou Ndour launched a wide network to convey the message to Studio Sankaré, masterfully managed by Didier Awadi. Twenty (20) Senegalese artists from urban and mbalakh cultures, including Youssou Ndour, participated in the official awareness single "Daan Corona". A video available on digital platforms. Profits will go to the Ministry of Health to fight the pandemic.
You're the best fo...
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EP10 - The Comeback
The Comeback
YOU ARE THE BEST FOR ME | CAP 10 SEASON 2
Tambores de Arrozal
Tambores de Arrozal é um documentário idealizado por um grupo de documentaristas cariocas, produzido pela Produzcultura, com direção de Carlos Junior e produção executiva de Eufrate Almeida, que relata a cultura do Jongo. Tradição enraizada no povo arrozalense, grande parte, descendente dos povos africanos, trazidos como cativos para agricultura da região conhecida como Vale do Café. Com objetivo de reconhecer a significância dos praticantes do jongo arrozalense, como protagonista de sua história, o documentário debruçou-se sobre o conteúdo, com narrativa e formação de rodas de jongo, em planos cinematográficos, para imortalizar em registro digital, a resistência das práticas culturais de seus ancestrais, no cultivo de suas raízes e incentivar as novas gerações, para darem continuidade à cultura do jongo, como herança histórica da região.
Clowns - "Seu Sebastião" by Altay Veloso
Performance by Altay Veloso playing "Clowns" with the character "Seu Sebastião" from the book "Lábos de Cuba Libre", - from the author's literary work. "Lábos de Cuba Libre" is the name of a fictional nightclub in downtown Rio de Janeiro, which operated between 1957 3 1968. The most important episodes of this period, in Brazil and in the world, are discussed among the regulars of home: artists, rascals, sportsmen, ambassadors, politicians and traders all this, washed down with good doses of cuba libre.
Samba de Roda do Awurê
Cultne recorded the Awurê group and the samba de roda in the backyard of Rua Pirapora, in Madureira.
Plots and Black Identities
Lecture Plots and Black Identities with the participation of Professor Helena Theodoro, PhD in Philosophy; the Mangueira carnival artist, Leandro Vieira; and Sinara Rúbia from the Municipal Department of Culture, held on November 30, 2021 at the MUHCAB - Museum of Afro-Brazilian History and Culture located in the Saúde neighborhood in Rio de Janeiro.
Mãe Beata de Iemanjá
Beatriz Moreira Costa, known as Mãe Beata de Iemanjá (January 20, 1931 – May 27, 2017) was a Brazilian saint-mother, writer and artisan, who developed works related to the defense and preservation of the environment, human rights, education, health, combating sexism and racism. In April 2022, the Ylê Axé Omijuar on the outskirts of Rio de Janeiro, inaugurated a bust in his honor. Mãe Beata de Iemanjá (1931-2017) left a legacy as a mother of saint, writer and artisan, from her work in front of the Ylê Axé Omijuaro (House of Águas dos Olhos de Oxóssi) founded in 1985 and located in the metropolitan region of River in Nova Iguaçu, in the Miguel Couto neighborhood. Mother Beata, throughout her life, has always been in favor of social justice, has been at the forefront of mobilizations and activities to combat religious intolerance, to prevent STDs/HIV/AIDS and breast cancer, violence against women, to racial and gender discrimination, in addition to being a publicly known defender of the environment. Since the 1980s, she has been considered one of the great personalities of Candomblé in Rio de Janeiro. In April 2022 the bust of Mãe Beata de Iemanjá was inaugurated when Ylê Axé Omijuaro completed 37 years of foundation. Cultne TV was present recording the event and produced a short documentary about the importance of the great matriarch.
Zal Sissokho - Musical Meeting Teatro Rival BR - Pt 2
Cultne registered at Rival BR on June 1, 2013 with images and editing by Alexandre Xandão and Filó Filho; and photographic still by Zezinho Andrade the 10th Senegal Independence Party with the participation of several guests, among them the Senegalese musician Zal Sissokho.
Eddie and Vanessa: Love, Africanity and Technology.
Eddie and Vanessa love, africanity and technology in favor of the black culture of lusophony Presentation: Silvia Nascimento Production: Black World Recording and Editing: @Cultne Art: Apuan
Black World Powerlist Black Women 2022
In 2022, on July 25th, the International Day of Black Women in Latin America and the Caribbean, the Mundo Negro Site, through the Black Women Powerlist transforming stories, celebrated the performance of black women from different areas of activity who are changing their personal stories. , their families and society.
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