(23 Apr 2023)
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Community of Tapirema, Peruibe, Brazil - 22 April 2023
1. AERIAL image of Indigenous community of Tapirema
HEADLINE: Traditional Indigenous games take place in Brazil
2. AERIAL of people gathered for the archery competition
ANNOTATION: Indigenous communities gathered to play their traditional games and celebrate Brazil’s Indigenous Conscience Month.
3. Various of indigenous in the archery competition
4. Various of women at tug of war
ANNOTATION: Over three days, participants competed in forms of soccer, archery, blow darts and tug of war, among other activities.
5. Various of Indigenous Marcos Karai playing dart
6. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Marcos Karai, 40-year-old Indigenous dart player: ++STARTS ON SHOT 5++
“This is an interaction between different ethnic groups, and it's a moment that we put into practice and share some of our knowledge. Because actually, these games are more to create an interaction between us.”
7. Various of Indigenous women’s soccer match
ANNOTATION: The event is open to people outside of Indigenous communities, who can also apply to participate in the games.
8. Auaditsapa Guaira in his tent selling indigenous art crafts and traditional medicines
9. Visitor Vanessa Tassoni looking at indigenous art craft
10. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Vanessa Tassoni, 46-year-old visitor:
“Being able to get to know and be closer (to the indigenous people) opens up a space of respect, it allow us to actually have contact with our roots.”
11. Indigenous leaders welcoming and opening the event
STORYLINE:
Indigenous communities gathered in Tapirema, 140km south of Brazil’s largest city Sao Paulo, to play their traditional games and celebrate Brazil’s Indigenous Conscience Month.
Over three days, Indigenous people from different ethnicity play soccer, archery, Indigenous dart, and tug of war among other activities.
Player Marcos Karat takes the Indigenous dart seriously, as every weekend he practices it for at least six hours.
Even so, he said the main goal of the games is not the competition.
“This is an interaction between different ethnic groups, and it's a moment that we put into practice and share some of our knowledge. Because actually, these games are more to create an interaction between us, said Karat.
The event is open to people outside of Indigenous communities, who can also apply to participate in the games.
“Being able to get to know and be closer (to the Indigenous people) opens up a space of respect, it allows us to actually have contact with our roots. It's a great opportunity to be here,” said Vanessa Tassoni, who was visiting the community for the first time.
The Indigenous games event last until Sunday 23rd April.
AP video shot by Tatiana Pollastri and Andre Penner
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