Movimentos de cena e o imaginário amazônico da tribo coreografada do Boi Bumbá Caprichoso

Abstract

This study demonstrates the important role of scene movements and values of indigenous culture inserted in the creative process in the changes that occurred in the Choreographed Tribes of Boi Bumbá Caprichoso, it can be seen that, since the emergence of new information and communication technologies, there has been change. It raises debates and diverse studies on dance, so the period from 2014 to 2017 was chosen as the main references. Data collection was carried out through a semi-structured interview with the choreographer of Boi Bumbá Caprichoso. Through bibliographic and field research, we entered the folkloric context of boi bumbá in the largest open-air festival in the world. It is inferred that, through choreography, there are forces that, even under the influence of the fetishization of life, can produce sociocultural phenomena to overcome appearances and generate changes. The objective of this study was to demonstrate, contribute and understand how popular Amazonian festivals such as the bois-bumbás of Parintins, even in their spectacular version, use artistic expressions of the regional imagination, highlighting fundamental questions about social and cultural diversity. of the Amazon, going beyond spectacle and joy, presenting the knowledge and culture of our people.