The language of poetry has the power of bringing worlds together by expressing and translating experiences, ways of seeing, memories and diverse feelings.
The project titled “Sarau Maré” was brought to Dublin to help connect, integrate and strengthen the Portuguese- speaking and Brazilian community through art and poetry.
“Tall, tan, young, lovely
The girl from Ipanema goes walking
And when she passes, I smile but she doesn’t see”
“An event that unite people, where each one knows a little about the other’s culture.”
AMBI aims to provide coexistence among Brazilian families living in Ireland and to keep alive the culture and language of Brazil among expatriates.
“Look at me and tell me if I don’t have Brazil in all the curves of my body.”
“Sometimes I have symptoms of reality. I make training field of my dreams and ask myself, “Why do I wake up with sand in my eyes?” Maybe it is a race against time. “ She was asked on the street if she is an actress. Maybe she had some appearances on the stage, or maybe […]
A salt stone becomes part of the ocean — very little! — The soul remained lighter than the body. The music, far beyond the instrument. Of the lever, its reason of being: the impetus. Only the seal remains, the finishing of the work. The light which survives the star and is its crown. The wonderful. […]
“Sarau” is a word that originates from Latin (“sera nus” – evening), also through Galician “serão” (twilight), possibly derived from French “soirée” and Catalan “sarau”. The idea of this cultural event arrived in Brazil in 1808, brought by the Royal Family, and it was the privilege of a select public (aristocrats and bourgeois). The soirees […]
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