c. 1851

Source: "A Aurora Paulistana", nº 1, 1851.

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2006

" Mani", a brazilian traditional tale, tells about the origin of  a local root that traditionally was the staple diet for brazilian population. Mani-Oca means the "house of Mani" in the native language, as the tale teach that the deadbody of a little girl was buried in her house , where the root later grows from her rests. 

2013

 

Franz, 2009

 

Big Bill Broonzy

 2013

2009