The first Carnasarau event in Santarém seeks to blend traditional Carnival elements with artistic performances and discussions on social identity and emotional roles.
The inaugural Carnasarau event in Santarém, scheduled for February 11, aims to combine traditional Carnival festivities with artistic performances and thought-provoking discussions. The event will focus on the theme 'Lies and truths, illusion and reality: what is your mask?', encouraging participants to reflect on their identities and the roles they play in society. Starting at 5 PM, the event will feature music, poetry, and debates, effectively merging entertainment with introspection.
Organized by Jaqueline França, the Carnasarau is designed to create a space for artistic expression while fostering personal growth and self-awareness. França emphasized that the event's central theme uses the metaphor of a mask to delve into individual social conditions. By invoking this imagery, the initiative seeks to challenge attendees to confront their own truths and societal facades.
Additionally, the event draws connections to Carl Jung's concept of 'personas', inviting participants to explore the psychological aspects of identity. This unique blend of cultural celebration and deep exploration positions the Carnasarau as a significant platform for both entertainment and self-discovery within the context of Brazilian Carnival, making it relevant not only to the immediate local community in Santarém but also resonant with broader discussions of identity and social roles in contemporary society.
