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A cultura tem o poder de transformar | Imira Brito | TEDxRuaPortugal


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I arrived at this house

pray for 9

I looked at the four corners of the

miserable nobles to whom a devotee lives

of the divine holy spirit

now and for now

poor when I got home in this hour

and by noble three things I came to do

misery is noble

I came to greet and also

thank hour and porn

This is one of many

songs that rocked my life I

I’m the daughter of artists.

I grew up in the culture

My childhood was to grow up.

study with art in a backyard full of

art and this place that I affectionately

He calls the yard he’s here in the

maranhão he’s here are months

He is the Laborar group and Laborarte.

Who does not know this year?

45 years old and there has theater

dance music has popular culture

has a capoeira school has a theater

pocket is already culture point

movieclub

I say it all for us to feel

We see the vast expanse of yard

how vast is he?

and in that yard had actors had

Koreans had drum masters zeros

artists and before

all

of culture they are people are

people in their difficulties in their

emissions in their realities in their

contexts and these people were in my

Backyard and I played with them.

I learned from them and I admired them.

In that yard they also had two

very important people who stand out

of the others who are my mother and father

sometimes as the daughter of artists, right?

there was no one to stay with us

home and we sent it to our

yard per laboratory and leaves the farm

study art and my mother is

a person of fantastic empathy

My mother connects with people.

there people feel especially if they

these people are humble if the

people are suffering if they

are in pain

My mother can connect with

they

My father died already.

My father was a person who

the most important thing was to believe

in people

he believed in each of you in

each of us that we can be

and he brought it up

regardless of its difficulty

he worked it to come out and

these people all the two masters

people who were in my yard and the

my backyard taught me that culture

can turn people can

transforming lives can transform

world and has several stories

but it has an emblematic asset that

It’s mine with maggi and my comad.

We got there and she was with 23 days

had had her fourth child and when

She got there in the group.

she had no perspective beyond

get drunk and party

So every day was a baby’s day and a party.

is to drink fall and get up again

drink fall and rise and then she went

to audition with the show

her friend took her to make a

hearing she stayed

she went to the hearing and stayed in that

show got to know the house and

that experience with art and the

nelson nelson my father was shaping her

It was transforming her and then she started

several younger children and then went to

getting a show was getting

for others he attacked

and then he left to take a technical course

started working with art gave class

of the craft class is

teacher today is a right one in cade

centers on the periphery and

also bought her house

This is not who I tell is

reproduction of what she tells me all this

was the art she provided for her and

also provided for her children.

she says that of the 4 the three youngest

that she took to experience the art

They all have no problem.

none works with art but if

forwarded and the oldest who

lived very little space or

almost anything

he is chemically dependent and one of the

things she reproduces is that he

lived because this space

he had little access to it and then he

She lives in the suburb and

he made some friends and headed for

the chemical dependency

but why do I bring this context I

this context reinforce this thesis

that art can change people and I

I also want to bring a perspective of the

culture but the perspective of culture

beyond artistic doing

culture in the wider admission to it

culture in the daily culture that

people live people experience culture

that permeates these relationships that we

we have our contacts with others

and when I can see the culture

in this range

in this dimension I can see the whole

role of culture

it transforms because it is lived

It allows you to express feelings

real or imaginary experiences this

imaginary’s consent

Imaginary is you know that

picture the scream

so what does this painting do for you?

This picture goes to you. I

I want to hear you, what ‘s the picture?

It happens to you

dread fear dread desperation when he looks

the frame scene that you can feel the

culture that allows you to feel a sense of

imaginary but when you reach that

feeling can not get into the

place of the other and can feel the other

and when I felt the other starts to see

from the palace to see that person in full

in her difficulty in the joy in

Happiness swam and when I see the

another and I understand it I start one

transformation begins to be more

impact

I start to want to show him

all that he has and that in that

moment of agony and despair he

can not see

I start to transform that mine.

relationship because that transformation

to understand

He already transformed me and I start

transform that relationship and from

The moment I start transforming it

this relationship I get to me

transform my surroundings

to transform the people who are in my

around

I started a transformation in the world.

in all this is what culture does

she turns the world through my

We have people who come there to shuttle your

cacuriá, man, who does he have?

there even convinced patury my people

who comes in the water even with your

14 my people who are coming there there

until convincing 14a

the dike of the crown that woman we

We wake up until morning when she sings

your voice to sing great magic like this

wave through the air

my people who is well told in the

shuttle industry to listen to people

who is first

the owner with or without battery or good

We have people there, there’s a shuttlecock

your category comes to us who is who

the technical note your silly cacuriá

this one who knows how to sing along with

The young people who know how to read and

can write and pre-pay windows of

dc and he lippi jabuti knows to read does not know

writing in Pakistan knows about the

be

he reads

he reads I’m leaving

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