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Brazilian cultural and musical heritage celebrations

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Cultural celebrations and musical legacies continue to be highlighted across Brazil, with a growing focus on the intersection of heritage, ancestrality, and environmental awareness. In the Amazon region, the show ‘As Amazônias’ at CAIXA Cultural in Recife uses music and technology to showcase indigenous traditions and Afro-Amazonian rhythms. Meanwhile, the II Exhibition of Amazonian Cultural Heritage Art in Santarém explores the connection between heritage and the climate emergency. Recent developments expand this focus on the Amazonian landscape through new exhibitions. In Belém, the Centro Cultural Banco da Amazônia is hosting ‘Burle Marx, Expedição Amazônia’, which features over 200 photographs and documents from Roberto Burle Marx’s 1983 expedition. ~~The collection highlights his work as a botanical researcher and environmental critic, documenting approximately 400 plant species collected during his journey across nine states.~~ In São Luís, the exhibition ‘O mundo em trânsito de Marcone Moreira’ at CHÃO SLZ explores visual connections to the Amazon using materials such as boat timber and truck body ~~wood to reflect on social and symbolic transformations.~~ wood. Artistic explorations of identity and the environment are also expanding through immersive ~~technology. In Rio de Janeiro,~~ technology, such as the ‘Amazônicas: Poéticas femininas’ exhibition ~~at CCBB RJ features 80 works by 21 female artists from Pará, Acre,~~ in Rio de Janeiro and ~~Amazonas. In João Pessoa,~~ the ‘Pedro Américo, o Pintor do Brasil’ exhibition ~~utilizes artificial intelligence~~ in João Pessoa. Regional festivities are further emphasizing local traditions. In Belém, the 14th Circuito Norte em Dança is concluding at the Hangar Centro de Convenções, featuring approximately one thousand dancers from 11 cities with choreographies inspired by carimbó and ~~augmented reality to educate~~ the ~~public on~~ Círio de Nazaré. Linked to these festivities, the ~~artist’s life. Other notable cultural events include musical showcases~~ traditional art of ~~Brazilian viols at CCBB Brasília~~ miriti toy making remains a vital cultural and economic driver, particularly in Abaetetuba, where artisans use the ~~‘Fragmentos e Cicatrizes da Arquitetura Urbana’ exhibition at Galeria de Vidro.~~ Mauritia flexuosa palm to create religious and animal figures.

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