The walking tour reveals important places of black culture and history, such as the neighborhood of Liberdade, in addition to highlighting such figure as the writer Carolina Maria de Jesus, the lawyer and journalist Luiz Gama and the architect Joaquim Pinto de Oliveira, Tebas. The current african migration,  the local black music (samba rock, samba, funk and rap) and  the modern black movements are also highlighted.  After all, São Paulo is the city with the largest black population in Brazil and we need to (re) tell our story.

Meeting Point: Praça da Liberdade, 238 (Church Santa Cruz das Almas dos Enforcados, in front of the Liberdade station of subway)

Duration: 3h

Book now: +5511 11 98994-7826 or [email protected]

Suggestion of lunch after tour: Biyouz Restaurant (african food); Jerkys (caribean food) or Rap Burguer (hamburger)

(The tour continues even in the event of rain)

This tour is part of a national initiative with Black walks in cities across Brazil.

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