DJ Pedrinho, dancer Cíntia Mello and samba instructor Will Tequila are the company of the exercise, which takes place within the Central Lobby of Estação da Luz without spending a dime
The company on the third Africanizar Sarau on the Museum promise to make everybody current dance loads. While DJ Pedrinho can be accountable for the sound of the exercise, dancer and presenter Cíntia Mello and samba instructor Will Tequila will promote a dance class. The motion, carried out by the Portuguese Language Museum, will happen, freed from cost, within the Central Lobby of Estação da Luz, on May 18th (Saturday), from 12pm to 2pm, below the command of Samba D’Ketu.
The Africanize Sarau on the Museum highlights Afro tradition by way of poetry, music, dance, vogue and visible arts. The works displayed are in dialogue with the theme of the momentary exhibition African languages that make Brazil, to be opened on the finish of May.
Curated by musician and thinker Tiganá Santana, the exhibition highlights the robust presence of the Bantu, Yoruba and Eve-fon languages within the configuration of Portuguese spoken in Brazil, whether or not in its vocabulary or in its manner of saying phrases and intoning phrases. . The exhibition additionally presents non-verbal languages from Africa, that are expressed by way of turbans, braided hair and drums, and reveals how our tradition is permeated with this black-African presence, which gave a brand new look to the nation.
And anybody who involves the Soiree Africanizar on the Museum on Saturday can even go to the primary exhibition on the Museu da Língua Portuguesa with out paying something. On Saturdays, entry is free for all audiences, offering a wonderful alternative to work together with playful experiences that reveal the range of the Portuguese language spoken in Brazil.
SERVICE
third Africanize Soiree on the Museum
May 18th, from 12pm to 2pm
In the Central Lobby of Estação da Luz
Free
Main exhibition of the Portuguese Language Museum
From Tuesday to Sunday, from 9am to 4:30pm (staying till 6pm)
R$ 24 (full); R$ 12 (half)
Free for kids as much as 7 years previous
Free on Saturdays
Access by way of Gate A
Ticket gross sales on the field workplace and by way of the Internet