Collection
About the collections
Our digital collection brings together the living memory of traditional Northeastern music, documented over years of research and dedication. Here, you will find educational booklets, dossiers, photographs, music, videos, and other materials that reveal the richness of cultural heritage shared by masters, communities, and generations.
Explore and discover the strength of these expressions, which are part of the identity of the Northeast and Brazil.
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The ARJ booklets are educational materials that cover topics related to traditional Northeastern culture. Resulting from experiences and exchanges with masters of culture, they encourage reflection, learning, and the strengthening of ties with popular knowledge.
ARJ dossiers compile in-depth studies about characters, manifestations, and practices of Northeastern culture. These are critical records combining field research, interviews, analytical texts, and images. More than just compiling information, the dossiers serve as tools for recognizing and valorizing the trajectories of cultural expressions and creators.
This space brings together recordings that document and celebrate the sonic diversity of traditional Northeastern music. These are records from masters, groups, and communities that keep the musical expressions of the region alive. Each track is a testament to popular creativity and the cultural strength that transcends time, territories, and generations.
The images collected in this collection reveal faces, gestures, territories, and significant moments from Northeastern culture. These are records documenting encounters, celebrations, masters of tradition, and the daily life of those who live and share these knowledges.
Our videos document cultural actions, performances, interviews, moments of knowledge transmission, and original productions by the Respeita Januário Association. These are audiovisual materials that expand understanding of the contexts, knowledges, and practices of popular culture. The recordings are made with respect and listening, in partnership with communities and artists during their festivals, rituals, rehearsals, and daily life.
Navigating through the ARJ collection is a way to connect with the richness of popular culture. You can explore the materials organized by categories, accessing each one via the corresponding sections.
Use the search bar to type in keywords (such as locations, themes, or dates) and find related content. You can also filter by document type, making your research journey easier.
Our collection is designed to be accessible to researchers, educators, students, and anyone interested in learning more about and valuing living heritage.
If you need support navigating, contact us. Happy research!
