FEEL
THE VIBE
In the heat of the night in Pará, after a day of work under the inclement conditions of the Amazon, people gather in the streets to play and dance the carimbó.
Women with huge full skirts generate wind as they pass. Men wear straw hats, no longer to protect their heads from the sun, but to compose the choreography. Artificial flowers decorate the environment: on the tables and on the girls' heads.
A great complicity unites each couple in the circular dance. Flowers decorate the environment: on tablecloths and table decorations, on skirts and on the girls' heads.
The songs speak especially of the fauna and flora of the Amazon region and the daily work in fishing and agriculture.
Curimbós. Maracas. thousands. Banjo. Flute. Triangle. Reco-reco. Jaguar barrel.
Heat. Movement. Rhythm. Happiness. Animation.
Only those who have seen it know that you can not leave a roda de carimbó feeling sad.
PHOTOS
MYTHOLOGY
FLAVORS
Coconut Manjar for Yemanja
Ingredients:
1 can of condensed milk
2 cans (the same measure of condensed milk) of whole milk
4 tablespoons of corn starch
1 glass of coconut milk
150 g fresh grated coconut
Preparing:
Bring the condensed milk, milk and starch to medium heat and stir constantly;
When it's cooked, already thick, add the coconut milk and grated coconut, stir for another 2 minutes.
Remove from heat, place in a wet hole shape and refrigerate.
For you, serve with the syrup of your choice: black plums, burnt sugar, red fruits.
For Yemanja, do not add syrup and serve over a banana leaf.