19:00 - Opening with the curators
Renata Tupinamba
Journalist, poet, screenwriter, curator, and producer. Creator of Originárias Produções. It has been active since 2006 in the dissemination of indigenous cultures through projects and ethnocommunication. She was co-founder of Rádio Yandê, the first Brazilian indigenous web radio. Creator of the Originárias Podcast. She collaborates with the transmedia Indigenous Visibility. She was curator of the Natura Musical Notice (2021), the Second Indigenous Ethnomydia Exhibition (2021), Listen to the IMS-RJ Festival (2021), the Coalkan Indigenous Slam (2021), held by FLUP.
Magda Pucci
Musician (arranger, composer and singer) and independent researcher of world music and Brazilian indigenous cultures. Graduated in Music from USP, Master in Anthropology from PUC-SP and PhD in Artistic Research from the University of Leiden, in the Netherlands. She is the musical director and founder of Mawaca, a music group based in São Paulo, which researches and performs music in more than 20 languages, having received some awards in the field of music. She worked on musical projects in collaboration with Brazilian indigenous communities such as Kayapó, Guarani Kaiowá, Huni-Kuin, Paiter Suruí and others, in addition to social projects with children and refugees. He has published articles in the magazines Música Popular, Vibrant, ABEM, among others. Magda Pucci’s experience with the indigenous theme deepened when she completed her master’s degree in Anthropology, when she developed research on the oral art of Paiter Suruí from Rondônia. Since 2005, it has been developing projects for the dissemination of indigenous cultures since the publication of books as well as shows and exchanges between indigenous and non-indigenous people, such as the CD and DVD Rupestres Sonoros — The Song of the Forest Peoples, with recreations of music by the Kayapó, Paiter-Suruí, Ikolen-Gavião, Tupari, Huni- Kuin among others. In 2011, he held musical exchanges in the Amazon with Mawaca with musicians Ikolen-Gavião, Paiter Suruí, Kambeba, Huni Kuin, Karitiana and Bayaroá Community. In 2019, Mekaron performed the image of the soul — a meeting between Mawaca and the Kayapó.