A story of music and the environment
The Sucupira Park Festival is a song contest that was set up in 2009 to encourage and promote the creation of regional music, with all entries based on Brazilian cultural roots. The project also seeks to shine a spotlight on Planaltina's ecological parks and historical heritage so as to mobilize the community and the authorities to preserve these alternative leisure and culture facilities.
Sucupira 17 (2018-12-01) by Eduardo PortelaComplexo Cultural Planaltina
By 2018, three editions of the Festival had been held, with support from the Utopia FM community radio station, the Friends of the Historic Center Association, and the University of Brasilia. Funding has also been forthcoming from the Cultural Support Fund at the Federal District's Department of Culture and Creative Economy.
Sucupira 13 (2018-12-01) by Eduardo PortelaComplexo Cultural Planaltina
Each individual performer or group from the Federal District and its surroundings may enter up to two songs and 174 entries were received for the third edition of the festival in 2018.
Sucupira 9 (2018-12-01) by Eduardo PortelaComplexo Cultural Planaltina
From these, 20 semi-finalists were chosen. The judgment criteria considered the words, the interpretation, and the musical arrangement. The judges also looked at aspects such as cultural diversity, social inclusion, environmental protection, and social justice.
Sucupira 1 (2018-12-01) by Eduardo PortelaComplexo Cultural Planaltina
The semi-finals and final were held on December 1 and 2, 2018 at the Cultural Complex in Planaltina. The 20 winners from the first round performed in the semi-finals on the first day of the Festival.
Sucupira 21 (2018-12-01) by Eduardo PortelaComplexo Cultural Planaltina
The 10 winners from the semi-finals went forward to the final, which was held on the second day. They were competing for prizes worth 7,000 Brazilian reais (approximately 1,385 US dollars) for first place, 6,000 reais for second, 5,000 reais for third, and 1,000 reais for the winner of the popular jury prize.
Sucupira 15 (2018-12-01) by Eduardo PortelaComplexo Cultural Planaltina
The 10 finalists in 2018 were Cris Pereira, Feijão, Kawana, Macedo & Mariano, Letícia Fialho & a Orquestra da Rua, Maria Sabina e a Pêia, Oráculo MC, Tata e Danú, Thomas Ayé, and Ypu.
Sucupira 19 (2018-12-01) by Eduardo PortelaComplexo Cultural Planaltina
The winner was Oráculo MC. A song by the performer Adalberto César, who transformed his experiences, his knowledge, and all his readings into rap.
Sucupira 4 (2018-12-01) by Eduardo PortelaComplexo Cultural Planaltina
The winner was Oráculo MC. A song by the performer Adalberto César, who transformed his experiences, his knowledge, and all his readings into rap.
Sucupira 23 (2018-12-01) by Eduardo PortelaComplexo Cultural Planaltina
In third place was the song by the group YPU.
Sucupira 8 (2018-12-01) by Eduardo PortelaComplexo Cultural Planaltina
To take part in the Festival, the performers must live in the Federal District or the surrounding region. Entry is free.
Sucupira 18 (2018-12-01) by Eduardo PortelaComplexo Cultural Planaltina
Sucupira 7 (2018-12-01) by Eduardo PortelaComplexo Cultural Planaltina
Sucupira 20 (2018-12-01) by Eduardo PortelaComplexo Cultural Planaltina
Sucupira 10 (2018-12-01) by Eduardo PortelaComplexo Cultural Planaltina
Sucupira 11 (2018-12-01) by Eduardo PortelaComplexo Cultural Planaltina
Sucupira 12 (2018-12-01) by Eduardo PortelaComplexo Cultural Planaltina
Sucupira 5 (2018-12-01) by Eduardo PortelaComplexo Cultural Planaltina
Sucupira 22 (2018-12-01) by Eduardo PortelaComplexo Cultural Planaltina
Sucupira 6 (2018-12-01) by Eduardo PortelaComplexo Cultural Planaltina
Complexo Cultural de Planaltina
Secretaria de Cultura e Economia Criativa do Distrito Federal
III Festival Parque Sucupira de Música Popular Brasileira
Associação dos Amigos do Centro Histórico (AACHP)
Associação de Difusão Comunitária Utopia (Utopia FM)
Universidade de Brasília, Faculdade de Planaltina (FUP-UnB)