A gold earring presented to a newborn princess: this is the beginning of a story of discoveries, knowledge, ideas, achievements and the magic that our dreams contain.

An excerpt from the history of a people from the Gold Coast in Africa is the starting point for this show that values, values ​​and highlights the positive diversity and richness of the African continent, in a playful and fun way.

The characters were created using abayomi dolls, a technique that gives the material a larger and more significant dimension. These dolls were never made by enslaved mothers for their daughters during the crossing, a romanticized image of what relationships were like in tumbeiros. But they are the materialization of struggle, resistance, desires and dreams, in a human sphere that man himself has lost. They are rather affective forms of contact with ancestry and history.

Based on the book LEGENDS OF MODERN AFRICA by Heloisa Pires Lima and Maria Tavares Andrade.

Scenario, characters, interpretation were developed based on research into the people, culture, customs, design, music, history and geography of the region and its people.

Musician by training, teacher and instrumentalist, she started in the Rua theater at ELT Santo André with Patricia Gifford.

He studied lively theater at CRFA in Vila Itororó with Rodrigo Andrade and fell in love with the lyrical, scenic, creative, playful and expressive diversity of this theater form.

Participated in the III Animated Forms Fair in São Paulo with creative processes. Presentations at Vila Itororó, Central Library of Pindamonhangaba, ELT, Ocupação Lélia Gonzales, Centro Cultural Arte Mais and at cultural fairs and on the street. He also studies clowning with Paula Mussati and Gabi Winter.

Development and performance: Norma Nacsa

Percussive soundtrack: Juan Carlos Romero Douglas