MCB RECOMMENDS: MUSICAL SPECTACLE CORDEL VIAJANTE – FORRÓ DO CANDEEIRO
In partnership with the Música no MCB project for the #MCBEmCasa campaign, the band Forró do Candeeiro is on stage with the musical show “Cordel Viajante” free of charge on YouTube for a limited time: from July 11th to 18th, with free rating and access at any time.
The presentation consists of a true musical journey through Brazilian popular culture through the union of forró, cordel poetry and woodcuts.
Band Forró do Candeeiro – Cordel Viajante’s teaser
ABOUT THE SPECTACLE
With text by Bahian poet and writer Marco Haurélio and directed by João Paulo Lorenzon, “Cordel Viajante” tells the story of Juarez (Rosa Piscioneri), a character who travels through the northeastern hinterland to rediscover his beloved, Maria, after trying life in the city great. And it is in search of love and his roots that he crosses this musical journey full of landscapes and sensations.
Juarez is the personification of the northeastern people and its strength expressed over generations of migrations throughout Brazil, punished by the longing for living far from their homeland. The memories and feelings drive the character’s journey full of dreams and poetry through the sertanejo symbols.
The realization, by the Forró do Candeeiro group, aims to exalt and pay homage to the richness of popular northeastern culture in its various languages. Mixing forró, baião, xaxado, gallop and rastapé to the cordel metrics, this musical repertoire brings together classics of forró and juninas songs that will lead the audience to hum, dance and vibrate with works by Gonzagão, Dominguinhos, Sivuca, Trio Nordestino, Gil, Zé Dantas, Antônio Barros, Assissão, Humberto Teixeira.
SERVICE
from 11th to 18th of July
Duration: 1h03min
Streaming: Canal Forró do Candeeiro (YouTube) – Clique aqui e assista
DATASHEET
Voice: Julia King
Accordion and Voice: Rodrigo Scarcello
Bass and Voice: Daniel Doctors
Guitar and Voice: Fábio Katz
Zabumba: Ed Incarnation
Percussion: Camilo Zorrilla
Triangle: Wellington Tiberius
Narration/Actress: Rosa Piscioneri
TECHNICAL TEAM:
Ideation and Production: Julia King
Musical Direction: Daniel Doctors And Rodrigo Scarcello
Text/Poetry by Cordel: Marco Haurélio Fernandes Faria
Scene Direction: João Paulo Lorenzon
Costumes: Vic Constantino
Lighting: Lucia Galvão
Filming Team: Vm Filmes Cinematográficas – Vitor Miranda and João Mantovani
Video Editing: Thiago Ballan
Sound Technician: Caio Alarcon
Makeup: Kathia Laurindo
Photography: Caio Galucci
Scenography: Dhiego Bueno
Illustrations: Cadu Souza (Woodcuts by Benedito)
Press Office: Pombo Correio
Recorded in São Paulo, at Teatro Viradalata
ABOUT FORRÓ DO CANDEEIRO
Born from a branch of Forró do Cruzeiro – which performed in public squares and community events in the city of São Paulo to celebrate São João – the group is composed by Daniel Doctors (bass and voice), Ed Encarnação (zabumba), Fabio Katz (guitar and voice), Julia King (vocals), Rodrigo Scarcello (accordion and voice), Wellington Tibério (percussion) and Camilo Zorrilla (percussion).
Follow the work of Forró do Candeeiro through the different channels:
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About MCB
The Museu da Casa Brasileira, an institution of the Secretariat of Culture and Creative Economy of the State of São Paulo, has been dedicated, for 51 years, to the preservation and dissemination of the material culture of the Brazilian house, being the only museum in the country specialized in architecture and design . The MCB’s program includes temporary and long-term exhibitions, with an agenda that also includes educational service activities, debates, lectures and publications contextualizing the museum’s vocation for the formation of critical thinking on themes such as architecture, urbanism, housing, economy creative, urban mobility and sustainability. Among its numerous initiatives, the MCB Design Award, the main award in the segment in the country, held since 1986, stand out; and the Casas do Brasil project, to rescue and preserve the memory of the rich diversity of living in the country.
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