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Title:Performing body painting
RG03BodyPaint
Organization of a Text Collection in Trumai, Aiming at its Scientific Documentation
Contributor:Raquel
Speaker12
Coverage:Brazil
Date:2003-09-10
Description:ENGLISH: Women of the Boa Esperança village prepare decoration for a dance. First, a young woman makes a female belt (used during festivities) from natural fibers. Next, a woman paints her daughter. At the end of the recording, another young woman is painted (the painting in her leg is almost completed). In this video, we can see the techniques used in the body painting. The recording was made by a Trumai young man. ----- PORTUGUÊS: Mulheres da aldeia Boa Esperança preparam decoração para uma dança. Primeiro, uma jovem Trumai faz um cinto (usado durante as festas) feito de fibras naturais. A seguir, uma mulher pinta a filha. Ao final da gravação, outra jovem é pintada (a pintura na perna está quase completa). Neste vídeo, podemos ver as técnicas usadas na pintura corporal. A gravação foi feita por um jovem Trumai.
The purpose of the project is to document Trumai, a genetically isolate language spoken in Brazil. The archive consists of a collection of texts in the language, plus other kinds of materials relative to the Trumai culture, such as photos, drawings, songs, educational materials, etc.
ENGLISH: Women of the Boa Esperança village perform body painting.
The purpose of this video is not to register speech, but the visual aspects of an event (body painting). When people talk, they communicate in Trumai or Portuguese.
Several people participate in this session. They live at the Boa Esperança village. At the end of the session, a Trumai woman (Speaker12) briefly talks about a body painting that is being performed.
Raquel is a Brazilian linguist. She has been working with the Trumai people since 1989. She has a Ph.D. in Linguistics from Rice University (Houston, Texas, U.S.A).
Speaker12 is a native speaker of Trumai. Both her parents were Trumai. She and her brother are the last descendents of the Awaldat group, a Trumai subdivision that used to speak a different dialect of the language. However, this dialect seems to have disappeared (Speaker12's way of speaking is similar to the way of speaking of the other Trumai individuals). Her late husband was Kayabi. She lives with her son and daughter-in-law and has several grandchildren. She is middle-aged (50 or more).
Format:video/x-mpeg1
DV
Identifier:oai:www.mpi.nl:1839_00-0000-0000-0008-3E7A-1
Documentation of Trumai
Publisher:Raquel Guirardello-Damian
Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics
Subject:Visual
Image
Trumai villages
Trumai language
Trumaí
Portuguese language
Subject (ISO639):tpy
por
Type:video

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OaiIdentifier:  oai:www.mpi.nl:1839_00-0000-0000-0008-3E7A-1
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Citation: Raquel; Speaker12. 2003-09-10. Raquel Guirardello-Damian.
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Country: BrazilPortugal
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