At almost 80 years of age, artist and activist Lia de Itamaracá is one of the most vibrant and important voices in Brazil’s tense political context. Her weapon? Ciranda. This harmonious combination of song, percussion, wind instruments and dance is performed holding hands in a circle. It’s like a wave of satisfaction, liberation and collective achievement in the face of a gloomy atmosphere. An icon of this liberating music, the singer spreads her unique and powerful culture everywhere she goes. Welcome to Paléo!
