Titlebook: Ilê Aiyê in Brazil and the Reinvention of Africa; Niyi Afolabi Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 Africa.Afric

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,M?e Hilda: Matriarchy, Candomblé, and Ilê Aiyê,ucational entity within the organization that educates hundreds of Afro-Brazilian children in Salvador, Bahia. Serene, sensitive, solemn, and spiritual, “M?e Hilda” (Mother Hilda) embodies many real and imagined paradigms that have defined the Ilê Aiyê cultural organization, from its emergence to th

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,Aesthetics of Ilê Aiyê’s African(ized) Carnival Costumes,tic symbolism of Ilê Aiyê’s black pride bodily statement. Ilê Aiyê’s emblematic signature lies in its colorful and African-derived Carnival costumes. Translating its negritudist ideology more concretely, the costumes reflect a conscious effort to Africanize by deliberately dressing up in African cos

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Politics of Afro-Carnival Music,nd after Carnival. One of the essential dynamics of Ile Aiyê’s belief system centers on its spiritualized music in consonance with its ideological mission of bringing about racial equality for Afro-Brazilians. All Afro-Carnival groups or . depend on their ability to captivate their audience through

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