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from Brazil's Northeast, highlighting the less regarded feminine
influences of the outback's popular culture.
Born in Sao Paulo, the composer and musician has gathered a vast array
of rhythmical, poetical structures, canons and voice dialogues from
the grassroot music of the Northeast. Her songs are inspired by
the Maracatu Rural, the Coco and the Cavalo Marinho, amongst others,
and reveal the richness of these traditions, exposing an authentic
repertoire made up of her own compositions, young and old composers
as well as songs that are now in the public domain.
Listening to Renata Rosa is a groundbreaking trip into the timeless
world of the Caboclos, the Native Indians and the Africans of Brazil.
Renata Rosa's performance intertwines the best of the Northeast music
with its dances. The power within the chant is a physical consequence
of the dance, and in some songs the stage ground actually becomes
a percussion instrument, as it is stomped by the artists. Renata plays
the "rabeca" (the traditional brazilian fiddle), alongside her
musicians, Seu Luis Paixao, a native master of this traditional fiddle,
a "viola" (a rare kind of acoustic guitar), 2 percussionists and
a bass guitar.
Renata has just released an outstanding debut album "Zunido da Mata",
produced by Mestre Ambrosio's musicians. After touring and teaching
her art in Italy, USA and Canada, Renata Rosa and band is now ready
to hit international roads, opening new horizons for Brazilian music.
Ms Rosa will teach the Samba de Coco, which is a variation of the Coco.
The origin of Coco lays on the meeting between the native Brazilian
culture and the central African culture, which came with the slaves to
the Northeast of Brazil and involves the circular dance that sights
the ground. The dance has a variety of steps, which the function is
the percussion and are connect to the poetry. Traditionally, the dance
is connected to the construction of houses made by clay and straw. The
owner of the house calls the people of the community to do the Coco
inside the house on the clay floor. While everyone is dancing, singing
and making percussion sounds with their feet, the clay is flattened to
ground level. Renata's workshop will work with the circular dance and
the relationship between the dance, the feet percussion and the poetic
aspects of the music.
Renata Rosa, musician, singer, poet and researcher, was born in
Sao Paulo, Brazil, in 1973. She is part of the "Maracatu de Baque
Solto Estrela de Ouro de Aliança", as Dama do Cacho, one of the
responsibles for the evolution of the maracatu - a traditional carnival
parade from the State of Pernambuco (NE), in which dance, improvised
poetry and music are included. "Maracatu" aggregates elements from
black, indigenous and iberic culture. She also conducts the Boi
da Gurita Seca group, in which she improvises poetry following
the musical and poetic tradition of the "maracatu rural".
She develops research on cultural manifestations of the people from
northeast. Some of her studies are focused on "coco", work chants
and traditional catholic chants such as "Benditos" - which are
performed during the traditional catholic parades - and "excelencia
chants" - chants to prepare the deads' soul to the encounter with
God, usually performed during death-watches.
Renata Rosa has been providing workshops in many Festivals and
Centers: Cleveland Museum of Art (Ohio) , Cathedral St John
the Divine (NY), Festival de Inverno de Garanhuns, (PE), Teatro
Arraial (Recife) , Studio Casa de Pedra (Rio de Janeiro),etc.
from Brazil's Northeast, highlighting the less regarded feminine
influences of the outback's popular culture.
Born in Sao Paulo, the composer and musician has gathered a vast array
of rhythmical, poetical structures, canons and voice dialogues from
the grassroot music of the Northeast. Her songs are inspired by
the Maracatu Rural, the Coco and the Cavalo Marinho, amongst others,
and reveal the richness of these traditions, exposing an authentic
repertoire made up of her own compositions, young and old composers
as well as songs that are now in the public domain.
Listening to Renata Rosa is a groundbreaking trip into the timeless
world of the Caboclos, the Native Indians and the Africans of Brazil.
Renata Rosa's performance intertwines the best of the Northeast music
with its dances. The power within the chant is a physical consequence
of the dance, and in some songs the stage ground actually becomes
a percussion instrument, as it is stomped by the artists. Renata plays
the "rabeca" (the traditional brazilian fiddle), alongside her
musicians, Seu Luis Paixao, a native master of this traditional fiddle,
a "viola" (a rare kind of acoustic guitar), 2 percussionists and
a bass guitar.
Renata has just released an outstanding debut album "Zunido da Mata",
produced by Mestre Ambrosio's musicians. After touring and teaching
her art in Italy, USA and Canada, Renata Rosa and band is now ready
to hit international roads, opening new horizons for Brazilian music.
Ms Rosa will teach the Samba de Coco, which is a variation of the Coco.
The origin of Coco lays on the meeting between the native Brazilian
culture and the central African culture, which came with the slaves to
the Northeast of Brazil and involves the circular dance that sights
the ground. The dance has a variety of steps, which the function is
the percussion and are connect to the poetry. Traditionally, the dance
is connected to the construction of houses made by clay and straw. The
owner of the house calls the people of the community to do the Coco
inside the house on the clay floor. While everyone is dancing, singing
and making percussion sounds with their feet, the clay is flattened to
ground level. Renata's workshop will work with the circular dance and
the relationship between the dance, the feet percussion and the poetic
aspects of the music.
Renata Rosa, musician, singer, poet and researcher, was born in
Sao Paulo, Brazil, in 1973. She is part of the "Maracatu de Baque
Solto Estrela de Ouro de Aliança", as Dama do Cacho, one of the
responsibles for the evolution of the maracatu - a traditional carnival
parade from the State of Pernambuco (NE), in which dance, improvised
poetry and music are included. "Maracatu" aggregates elements from
black, indigenous and iberic culture. She also conducts the Boi
da Gurita Seca group, in which she improvises poetry following
the musical and poetic tradition of the "maracatu rural".
She develops research on cultural manifestations of the people from
northeast. Some of her studies are focused on "coco", work chants
and traditional catholic chants such as "Benditos" - which are
performed during the traditional catholic parades - and "excelencia
chants" - chants to prepare the deads' soul to the encounter with
God, usually performed during death-watches.
Renata Rosa has been providing workshops in many Festivals and
Centers: Cleveland Museum of Art (Ohio) , Cathedral St John
the Divine (NY), Festival de Inverno de Garanhuns, (PE), Teatro
Arraial (Recife) , Studio Casa de Pedra (Rio de Janeiro),etc.
Encantações
Renata Rosa Lyrics
We have lyrics for these tracks by Renata Rosa:
Assentei praça Eu assentei praça nas margens do rio Eu assentei praça nas…
Beleza de ouro Eu vi a Beleza de Ouro Toda iluminada na beira do…
Brilhantina Ô mamãe, eu quero eu quero Brilhantina pro cabelo, Meu cab…
Caçador Caçador chama o cachorro E vamos pro mato caçar, Vamos pro m…
Cantar Ciranda Cantar ciranda é o que eu me dediquei Mas eu pensei…
Corta o pau Corta o Pau, nego Ajoelha Torna a cortar Ajoelha Faz a…
Imbarabaô Imbarabaô, ouvi teu cantar Embalava aos ventos primeiros Imb…
Lança de caboclo No mato um caboclo, O caboclo da mata. Na trilha do vento N…
Laranjeira Ô laranjeira, ô laranjeira Ô laranjeira, ô laranja... Diz! …
Marcha do Donzel Dizem que uma sombra escura Com duas pontas na testa Por d…
Maria Eleonor Tá pra casar Uma moça em Gameleira Morena, baixa e faceira, …
Me leva Eu fui no mato apanhar flores Encontrei você Eu fui no mato…
Moreno Moreno, não me abandone que viver sozinha não é possivel …
Mucunã Eu vi o sol subindo atrás da serra iluminando e chamando…
Na janela do dia Já não te esperava mais Tu chegaste como o dia Radiando luz …
Ô Palmeira Ô palmeira, ô palmeira Ô palmeira, ô palmeira Da vaca eu…
Pavão Avoa Pavão Pavão avoador Adeus, morena Seu namorado chego…
Piau Eu vi o Piau nadando, Piau nadando, Piau nadou Eu vi o…
Rosa Oi Rosa, que saudade Que saudade meu bem Oi Rosa, que saud…
Sereia A roda faz pra pra pra, Pra pra pra, Pra sereia no…
Serrador Serrador... Serrador... Serrador... Bota o pau na ser…
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Fabio Micélio
Encantações não me parece um álbum, sim uma constelação de guias pra qualquer momento, qualquer ocasião. Que o universo siga abençoando fortemente sua vontade de encantar o mundo Renata Rosa.
Rafael Augusto Camargo
Esse álbum é lindo, muito obrigado pelo belíssimo trabalho!
Silvanildo Marcelino de Almeida Almeida
Renatinha,uma das melhores cantoras de todos os tempos.Genial
APARECIDO BRITO
Renata Rosa é de uma riqueza cultural ímpar, neste Brasil tão carente de boa cultura musical.
A C
me lembro quando éramos criança...e seus olhos brilhando junto com a felicidade...me mostrando seu teclado que você tinha ganho! A música sempre guiou sua alma! e agora a sua...me guia...
Franklin Gomes
Linda!!!
Lore. Dana
Amo amo amo infinitamente 🌞💜💛💚🧡❤️💙👩❤️💋👩
Fabio Bueno Romeiro Filho
A RODA DA ROSA
A RODA reNATA
A ROSA DOS VENTOS...
Rafa
Obra prima
erica munaro
Encantada!