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Item Rezas cantadas dos sertões do Piauí, volume 1. Cantos da Esmola: memórias de 1988.(2025-08-18) Brito, Rainer MirandaRare musical recordings of the Esmolas from the Marmelada community in Gilbués, Piauí. The Esmolas are a traditional singing ritual dedicated to the saints, led by foliões and foliãs—master musicians in song, drum, tambourine, rabeca (traditional fiddle), and, more recently, the accordion. The Esmolas take place as part of the procession of flags and saints through the communities during patron saint festivities, as well as in the fulfillment of vows. These 1988 Esmolas were recorded on a tape recorder by Domingos Vilarino and Maximiano Rodrigues on May 15, 1988, Whitsunday (Pentecost Sunday). The digitized material was processed and edited by the Experimental Cycle of Popular Arts (CICLOPES) of the Federal University of the São Francisco Valley (UNIVASF); despite being degraded, a large portion of the original audio was successfully recovered.Item REZAS CANTADAS DOS SERTÕES DO PIAUÍ, VOLUME 2. A São Sebastião: cantos e benditos do festejo de São Sebastião de Bonfim do Piauí.(2026-05-21) Brito, Rainer MirandaRecordings of sung prayers from the days of the raising and lowering of the mast and flag of the Feast of Saint Sebastian, urban area of Bonfim do Piauí. Hosted at Zé Bernardina’s house, Saint Sebastian square and terreiro. Devotees, the faithful, and admirers of the saint gather every night over ten days for prayers and chants to the saint. On the 1st day, the flag and mast are raised with prayers and chants announcing the beginning of the feast. On the 10th day, the flag and mast are lowered to close the feast of Saint Sebastian, honoring him with farewell chants and prayers. Recordings from January 2026. Volume 2 of the series "Sung prayers from the backlands of Piauí" published by the Experimental Cycle of Popular Arts (CICLOPES), an extension program of the Federal University of the São Francisco Valley (UNIVASF), São Raimundo Nonato campus, Piauí.Item REZAS CANTADAS DOS SERTÕES DO PIAUÍ, VOLUME 3. Benditos e Incelentes: Lagoa do mocó, Bonfim do Piauí & Lagoa dos Prazeres, São Raimundo Nonato, Piauí.(2026-10-17) Brito, Rainer MirandaRecordings of sung prayers addressed to saints, as well as Incelenças (or Incelentes), from São Raimundo Nonato and Bonfim do Piauí, Piauí. While Benditos are sung prayers dedicated to saints and other figures held in reverence—sources of hope and power within popular religious traditions—Incelentes (or Incelenças) are sung prayers offered for protection, good fortune, and as a farewell to the deceased. Both forms connect to the saints on different occasions and often share the same melodies, set to different poetic lyrics. The sung prayers from Lagoa dos Prazeres were performed by Manoel Aragão—known as "Nezinho"—a recognized prayer leader and rural producer from the Quilombo Lagoas community. Recorded in December 2025. The sung prayers and Incelenças from Lagoa do Mocó were performed by Neli Costa Ferreira and Hildeni da Costa Santos, both highly respected prayer leaders and singers for ceremonial visits, prayers, and religious rites. Recorded in February 2026.Item REZAS CANTADAS DOS SERTÕES DO PIAUÍ, VOLUME 4: A São Salvador(2026-10-17) Brito, Rainer MirandaRecords of the São Salvador (Saint Savior) sung prayers in the Baixão do Boi community — part of the Lagoas Quilombo in São Raimundo Nonato, Piauí. The São Salvador sung prayers in Baixão do Boi is sustained by the daughters of Alzira Pereira dos Santos. Over 70 years ago, Alzira started this prayer to São Salvador every December 25th. The event takes place in a packed house, drawing people from both near and far — from many different places. These records, captured in December 2025, were made at the home of Eleticia — one of Alzira’s daughters — who, alongside her sisters Cida and Carmelita, organizes everything to ensure the prayer continues to take place.Item REZAS CANTADAS DOS SERTÕES DO PIAUÍ, VOLUME 5. Ao Divino Espírito Santo de Bonfim do Piauí.(2026-07-04) Brito, Rainer MirandaRecordings of sung prayers from the Folia (devotional procession) of the Divine Holy Spirit from Bonfim do Piauí. This is an old feast, founded in the early 20th century by devout women of the Divine Holy Spirit who came from Gilbués, Piauí. The Divino (Holy Spirit) from Bonfim do Piauí carries out the procession (giro) of the holy flag through both urban and rural areas over nine days, visiting the homes of those who wish to receive it. Ribbons, alms, small wooden doves (pombinhas), and prayers intertwine throughout the ten days of festivities, with devotees walking with the flag by day and praying at night at the house hosting the flag and the sacred mast of the Divino. On the 1st day, the flag and mast are raised along with the doves of the Divino; on the 10th day, the celebration concludes with the lowering of the mast, flag, and doves. The feast is hosted in the urban area of Bonfim do Piauí, at Iraci’s house, with Zé Bernardina’s house safeguarding the holy flag and the altar for the rest of the year. Recordings from June 2025 and May 2026. Volume 5 of the series "Sung prayers from the backlands of Piauí" published by the Experimental Cycle of Popular Arts (CICLOPES), an extension program of the Federal University of the São Francisco Valley (UNIVASF), São Raimundo Nonato campus, Piauí.Item REZAS CANTADAS DOS SERTÕES DO PIAUÍ, VOLUME 6: Santos de casa: benditos de São Lourenço do Piauí(2026-09-20) Brito, Rainer MirandaRecords of sung prayers dedicated to Our Lady of Sorrows and the Sacred Heart of Jesus in São Lourenço do Piauí. The two Terços (rosary-based prayer services) featured in this volume are family traditions, a legacy passed down over two generations. The Terço to Our Lady of Sorrows is upheld by Clesinha (Anacleta Vilanova Lima) at her home in the urban area of São Lourenço do Piauí, while the Terço to the Sacred Heart of Jesus is maintained by Genivaldo da Silva Vilanova and Ildenir de Santana Santos Vilanova in the locality of Caraíba. Both take place annually; the devoted people emphasize that this commitment also serves as a tribute to the memory of their families. Tracks 01–09: Terço to Our Lady of Sorrows; tracks 10–22: Terço to the Sacred Heart of Jesus.
