Gaucho Expo | Civic, Educational, and Artistic Program

Gaucho Expo | Civic, Educational, and Artistic Program

Overview

A free afternoon of Gaucho history, civic tradition, English-language talks, music, and cultural performances in Newark.

Experience a free afternoon of history, art, music, and civic engagement celebrating the living traditions of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil.


The event is open to the local community, students, educators, families, and everyone interested in Gaucho culture and the traditions of southern Brazil.


WHAT TO EXPECT


• Official welcome and civic ceremony

• Presentation of the Chama Crioula – Around the World

• The Brazilian National Anthem and the Rio Grande do Sul State Anthem

• English-language presentations on the Farroupilha Saga and chimarrão as cultural heritage

• Music, artistic performances, and traditional Gaucho cultural expressions


BRAZILIAN CULTURAL AND PRODUCT SHOWCASE


Gaucho Expo is developing a curated exhibitor showcase featuring Brazilian businesses, artisans, cultural organizations, and community initiatives.


Exhibitors will present Brazilian products, creative work, and cultural projects for the public to discover. The showcase is intended for cultural and informational purposes only, and no products will be sold during the event.


Participating exhibitors will be announced as they are confirmed.


FEATURED ARTISTS


Cristina Sorrentino — Brazilian soprano bridging classical and Gaucho traditions


Etcheverry Santi Rebelatto — Italian-Brazilian tenor, pianist, multi-instrumentalist, and musical director


Conjunto Folclórico Arte Nativa — Brazilian folk ensemble of dancers and musicians from Viamão, Rio Grande do Sul


ADMISSION


Free and open to the public. Eventbrite registration is optional and helps the organizers plan attendance. A reservation is not required for admission.


Organized by Mundo Tchê, with support from CNATGB.

Performers

Cristina Sorrentino

Brazilian Soprano Bridging Classical and Gaucho Traditions

Etcheverry Santi Rebelatto

Italian-Brazilian Tenor, Pianist, and Musical Director

Conjunto Folclórico Arte Nativa

Brazilian Folk Ensemble Sharing Gaucho Heritage with the World

Good to know

Highlights

  • 4 hours
  • In person

Location

Great Hall at Ruth Bader Ginsburg Hall — Rutgers University–Newark

15 Washington Street

Newark, NJ 07102

How do you want to get there?

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Agenda

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Reception and Official Welcome

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Civic Act and Chama Crioula – Around the World

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The Farroupilha Saga — Presentation in English

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