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Jurema Paes é cantora, compositora e historiadora brasileira. Começou a estudar música e a cantar aos oito anos. Sua primeira referência musical veio por tradição oral em ambiente familiar, através do músico trovador e historiador Fábio Paes, seu pai. Estudou canto na Universidade Federal da Bahia, onde também realizou mestrado em História. Em 2005, concluiu um doutorado em História das Culturas pela PUC/SP. Seu primeiro álbum é de 2002, uma parceria com o compositor, produtor musical e pianista Marcos Vaz. Jurema desenvolve uma trajetória multidisciplinar e, no rastro dessas articulações em processos contributivos, nasce Mestiça, o segundo álbum da artista, alusão ao barroco mestiço da "cultura em trepadeira" do Brasil e da América Latina (termo utilizado por Amálio Pinheiro).
Jurema is a Brazilian singer, composer, and historian. She started studying music and singing when she was eight. Her first music reference was through oral tradition in her family environment, particularly by the troubadour singer and historian Fábio Paes – her father. She studied music at the Federal University of Bahia, where she also earned her master's degree in History. In 2005, she was awarded a doctorate degree in History of Cultures by PUC/SP. Her first album was released in 2002, in a partnership with the composer, producer, and pianist Marcos Vaz. Jurema develops a multidisciplinary trajectory, and throughout the track of the twisting of these contributive processes, Mestiça was born. This is the singer's second album, celebrating the mestizo baroque in the "climbing culture" of Brazil and Latin America (as this culture was named by Amálio Pinheiro).
Jurema, planta/ritual, nome botânico Mimosa Hostilis, sobrevive em três tipos de clima: árido, semiárido e tropical. A Jurema é conhecida na cultura Maia e no oeste da África. Planta presente na Amazônia e no sertão nordestino. Os tupis-guaranis já usavam a Jurema para curar a alma. (Dados por texto de Clóvis Botelho de Albuquerque Neto)
Jurema, plant/ritual – botanical name Mimosa Hostilis – survives in three different climate types, namely arid, semiarid, and tropical. Jurema is known in Maya culture and in West Africa. This plant is present in the Amazon and in the Brazilian Northeast backwoods. The Tupi-Guaranis have been using Jurema to heal the soul. (Notes from a text by Clóvis Botelho de Albuquerque Neto)
Jurema is a Brazilian singer, composer, and historian. She started studying music and singing when she was eight. Her first music reference was through oral tradition in her family environment, particularly by the troubadour singer and historian Fábio Paes – her father. She studied music at the Federal University of Bahia, where she also earned her master's degree in History. In 2005, she was awarded a doctorate degree in History of Cultures by PUC/SP. Her first album was released in 2002, in a partnership with the composer, producer, and pianist Marcos Vaz. Jurema develops a multidisciplinary trajectory, and throughout the track of the twisting of these contributive processes, Mestiça was born. This is the singer's second album, celebrating the mestizo baroque in the "climbing culture" of Brazil and Latin America (as this culture was named by Amálio Pinheiro).
Jurema, planta/ritual, nome botânico Mimosa Hostilis, sobrevive em três tipos de clima: árido, semiárido e tropical. A Jurema é conhecida na cultura Maia e no oeste da África. Planta presente na Amazônia e no sertão nordestino. Os tupis-guaranis já usavam a Jurema para curar a alma. (Dados por texto de Clóvis Botelho de Albuquerque Neto)
Jurema, plant/ritual – botanical name Mimosa Hostilis – survives in three different climate types, namely arid, semiarid, and tropical. Jurema is known in Maya culture and in West Africa. This plant is present in the Amazon and in the Brazilian Northeast backwoods. The Tupi-Guaranis have been using Jurema to heal the soul. (Notes from a text by Clóvis Botelho de Albuquerque Neto)
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