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T1EP2 November 20 - Ori Festival

Historian Flavio Gomes presents an overview of the importance of November 20 - Black Awareness Day. The date refers to the day of the death of Zumbi dos Palmares, leader of Quilombo de Palmares, who fought to preserve the way of life of enslaved Africans who managed to escape slavery. Quilombo de Palmares was located in Serra da Barriga, in the former Captaincy of Pernambuco.

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EP11 - Ori Festival - Altay Veloso _ Daughters of Zambi

Ori Festival - Altay Veloso _ Daughters of Zambi

Singer and composer Altay Veloso who composed with partner Paulo Cesar Feital the Music Filhas de Zambi participated live at the Ori Festival. In partnership with Open Society Foundations, Ford Foundation and Olabi, Cultne presented the Ori Festival: an online program involving technology, innovation and black culture on November 20, 2020.
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EP10 - Ori Memorial - Airá Ocrespo

Ori Memorial - Airá Ocrespo

Graffiti artist Airá O Crepo immortalized at Memorial Ori, a panel that aims to strengthen the memory of black personalities in Rio de Janeiro.
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EP9 - The 20 November of Zumbi dos Palmares - Ori Festival

The 20 November of Zumbi dos Palmares - Ori Festival

November 20, Zumbi dos Palmares - Excerpt from the Ori Festival program broadcast on social networks on November 20, 2020
Ori Festival 09:44
EP8 - Luiz Gama, the voice of freedom

Luiz Gama, the voice of freedom

Historian Ana Flavia Pinto and actor Deo Garcez developed a thought about the abolitionist lawyer Luiz Gama for Festival Ori, held on November 20, 2020.
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EP7 - Post Event Teaser

Post Event Teaser

In partnership with Open Society Foundations, Ford Foundation and Olabi, Cultne held the Ori Festival on November 20, 2020: an online program involving technology, innovation and black culture.
Ori Festival 09:42
EP6 - Interview with Silvana Bahia

Interview with Silvana Bahia

Silvana Bahia interview with Isabel Filardis during the Ori Festival on November 20, National Day of Black Awareness. In partnership with Open Society Foundations, Ford Foundation and Olabi, Cultne presented the Ori Festival: an online program involving technology, innovation and black culture on November 20, 2020.
Ori Festival 09:44
EP4 - The importance of Luiz Gama

The importance of Luiz Gama

The importance of Luiz Gama, who was a poet, journalist and lawyer, and responsible for the liberation of many enslaved people, before slavery was abolished in Brazil. The actor Deo Garcez, who plays Luiz gama in the theater and Profa. Dr. Ana Flávia Magalhães Pinto talks about the importance of this great abolitionist.
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EP2 - November 20 - Ori Festival

November 20 - Ori Festival

Historian Flavio Gomes presents an overview of the importance of November 20 - Black Awareness Day. The date refers to the day of the death of Zumbi dos Palmares, leader of Quilombo de Palmares, who fought to preserve the way of life of enslaved Africans who managed to escape slavery. Quilombo de Palmares was located in Serra da Barriga, in the former Captaincy of Pernambuco.