by Kika Serra
DESDE LOS AÑOS 70, varios movimientos negros en Brasil reivindicaban que se celebrara la fecha de la muerte de Zumbi dos Palmares, lider negro que en fines del siglo 17 formó, con su compañera de luchas Dandara, una gigantesca comunidad acogedora de hombres y mujeres fugados del trabajo esclavo. Finalmente, en el 2001, el 20 de noviembre fue reconocido como el Día de la Consciencia Negra. Para potenciar esta importante reflexión, muchos colectivos aprovechan todo el més de noviembre para dar visibilidad a las cuestiones que implican a la vida de los negros y negras en sociedad. Aquí no será distinto. El Ciclo Mujeres, el Colectivo Afrofeminista y Mujeres Negras Viviendo en un Mundo Paralelo, con el apoyo de otras entidades, presentan el MES DE LA CONSCIENCIA NEGRA (III Ciclo de Dandara a Marielle) en la ciudad de Barcelona. En esta edición del programa Caipirinha Libre nuestras invitadas (Dai Sombra, Katherine Reyes Paredes) hablan de las diversas charlas, presentaciones y actividades para dar mayor conocimiento sobre los negros y negras en la capital catalana. Escúchalo en el siguiente enlace:
PODCAST CAIPIRINHA LIBRE
 The Caipirinha Appreciation Society podcast invita a que participes en la emisión en directo de nuestro programa de música brasileña. En esta edición especial tendremos pocket show de DJ Dolores: músico, compositor, investigador, histórica figura del escenario cultural brasileño como integrante del Manguebeat/Manguebit (movimiento, género musical e innovador colectivo que mezcla sonidos de forma única y los adereza con música y ritmos tradicionales del nordeste de Brasil).
Oportunidad única e imperdible. Gratis. Martes, 9 de julio. 19h. La Rouge (Rambla del Raval, 10). Aforo limitado. Evento >> bit.ly/CAS_Dolores << 
A few days after New Year's Eve, Kika and I went to Recife to meet friends and relax a bit after 3 frantic weeks in Rio (more about that in a future post). Sadly, one week was far from enough to see everybody we wanted to, so it turns out we didn’t relax that much. But we did manage to see a lot of people, be it visiting Radio Frei Caneca, watching a ‘pelada’ (informal football tournament), or around a beer and a ‘escondidinho’. And we got to visit the new location of Passa Disco record shop and to hang out with Fábio, its super dedicated, super knowledgeable and super conversational owner. Imagine a record store... 
Filipe Barros has made regular appearances on the CAS playlists since the day we came across his previous band, Bande Ciné. At first they just made groovy versions of French chanson classics, until Filipe started playing his own songs, in French and Portuguese. Soo n afterwards the band had to change its formation and name to Bande Dessinée, when an "emo" band with a similar name emerged. Following his excellent début album 'Miocárdio' under the name Barro, the recently-released 'Somos' consolidates him as a sophisticated musician and producer who is not afraid of making fine pop tunes. We also bring you... 
By MdC Suingue
Click on CAS 460 | Free to listen No, we are not Lula voters. We are not PT voters. But we are ‘legalists’ or ‘constitutionalists’. We believe individual rights guaranteed by the Brazilian Constitution should be respected and enforced by unbiased judges. We believe every Brazilian citizen should receive a fair trial, from Lula to Rafael Braga We believe the law can not be adapted to suit political and economical interests. The Brazilian Judiciary system created a whole new interpretation of the law to stop one man from running for president. Our supreme court reverted many of its previous decisions to incarcerate and prevent one Brazilian citizen from running for president. |
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