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| − | [[Sting]] and co. have slept at Chief Aritana's village. | + | [[Sting]] and co. have slept at Chief Aritana's village. They travel to Tacuma's village on bicycles. Back at Chief Aritana's village they shoot bows and arrows and later that evening [[Sting]] sings [[Fragile]] (in Portuguese) to the Indians. (AMAZONIE info) |
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| − | Back at Chief Aritana's village they shoot bows and arrows and later that evening [[Sting]] sings [[Fragile]] (in Portuguese) to the Indians. | ||
| + | [[Sting]] met with Chief Aritana and Raoni at the Lanalapiti Village. [[Sting]] and [[Mino Cinelu]] were painted with urucum (a tropical fruit). Mino improvised some percussion with pans accompanying [[Sting]] as he sang [[Frágil]] (Portuguese version). This scared the Indians who could not understand how that white man, who could not speak the language, sang in Portuguese. (BIZZ info) | ||
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Revision as of 16:30, 15 January 2018
| Sting in the Xingu reservation | |
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| Date: | 1987-11-30 |
| Location: | Xingu reservation, Brazil |
| Attendees: | Sting, Trudie Styler, Jean-Pierre Dutilleux, Mino Cinelu |
Sting and co. have slept at Chief Aritana's village. They travel to Tacuma's village on bicycles. Back at Chief Aritana's village they shoot bows and arrows and later that evening Sting sings Fragile (in Portuguese) to the Indians. (AMAZONIE info)
Sting met with Chief Aritana and Raoni at the Lanalapiti Village. Sting and Mino Cinelu were painted with urucum (a tropical fruit). Mino improvised some percussion with pans accompanying Sting as he sang Frágil (Portuguese version). This scared the Indians who could not understand how that white man, who could not speak the language, sang in Portuguese. (BIZZ info)
See also
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References
source: Jean-Pierre Dutilleux' book AMAZONIE, BIZZ magazine report
