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Parintins – Boi-Bumbá Caprichoso won the 53rd Folklore Festival of Parintins and won the bicampeonato (2017 and 2018) presenting the theme "Popular Wisdom – An Ancient Revolution". Judges' notes were counted in the early afternoon of this Monday at the Buzzódromo of Parintins, in the state of Amazonas.
The bumbás arena, which celebrated its 30th anniversary in 2018, was the scene of the tenths conflict. Black Bull won the three nights of the festival. The difference in bumbás was 3.7 points in the overall score. Caprichoso was 1,259.1 and guaranteed with 1,255.4.
The Caprichoso opened the first night of presentation, in the last sixth, and introduced the theme: "Ancestrality, the Ethos of Popular Knowledge." Among the most memorable moments, there is that of the allegory of the Tariana ritual, of the Junior artist of Souza, who brought the paje Netto Simões, who impressed the public by turning into a scorpion. In the staging of the Auto do Boi, the bumbá also surprised: the shaman who organized the resurrection of the bull flew over the Bumbódromo on a board, leading the blue crowd to delirium.
On the second day of the presentations, the Caprichoso took the theme: a mosaic of knowledge. "The Amazonian legend" Sissa: the flower of the Aimarás "opened the night with a gigantic allegory
The black bull ended a night marked by pbading, when he was able to bring to Bumbódromo the allegory of the indigenous ritual "Yanomami Transcendence", almost lost in a fire last Thursday, the Canadian artist Alexandro Duru again flew over the Bumbódromo, this time representing a bird and bearing the banner of the standard-bearer Marcela Marialva
At the closing of the last night of the Festival, Bumbá presented the theme "Art: the Revolution of Popular Knowledge", calling for equality and respect for diversity, already at the dawn of this second The Black Bull arrived at the bumbódromo in an allegory that represented Christ the Redeemer, symbol of the city of Rio de Janeiro.The heart of the image It gave way to the northern region of Brazil, and from there came the ox that led to the delirium of the galley of the blues. Besides the Amazonian legends, the art craftsmen and the farewell of Queen of Folklore Brena Dianná have marked the night.
* Journalist and film reporter traveled to the invitation of the Amazon Tourism Corporation. to cover the Festival Folclórico de Parintins of 2018.
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