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Varanda Bienal – Sambas, Batuques e Cantorias, with Railídia

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Varanda Bienal

3 pm – 5 pm

On Saturday, October 7, 2023, the concert Sambas, Batuques e Cantorias, featuring cocos, sambas de bumbo, carimbós, music of the Afro-Brazilian religious tradition, presented by Railídia, will take place from 3 pm to 5 pm at the Varanda Bienal, outside the Ciccillo Matarazzo Pavilion.

Railídia was born in the town of Almeirim, on the Lower Amazon River, in Pará. She is the granddaughter of João Valente de Carvalho, a rubber worker, musician and luthier in the city. Graduated in journalism in that state, she established strong links with samba circles in São Paulo in 1998, a year after arriving in the capital. Together with singer Fernando Szegeri and percussionist Paulinho Timor, she created in 1999 the foundations of the group Inimigos do Batente, a samba circle that is still active today and of which she is a member. She was a member (from 2004 to 2008) of the group Bando Afromacarrônico, created by musician Kiko Dinucci, and took part in the acclaimed CD “Pastiche Nagô”. In 2017 he released the CD Cangalha with a repertoire of mostly unreleased songs, songs in the public domain and original compositions. Currently, Railídia is dedicated to researching the repertoire of Brazilian music, especially sambas, batuques and songs from the north and southeast. With an intense interpretation style, forged in the samba circles, and seeking diversity of timbres, the singer develops shows and singing circles on various fronts.

The musical presentation Sambas, Batuques e Cantorias includes songs from Pará, carimbós, sambas
and bumbás. A repertoire that visits the singer’s affective musical memory of the years she spent in her home state. The performance sings and tells the stories of these rhythms and the authors from the Amazon, helping to diversify the music performed in the southeast of Brazil.

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Varanda Bienal – Sambas, Batuques e Cantorias, with Railídia
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Varanda Bienal
Ciccillo Matarazzo Pavilion
Ibirapuera Park, gate 3
Av. Pedro Alvares Cabral, s/n
São Paulo, SP
free admission

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