Dança do Vilão - Apresentação Grupo Folclórico | Dança do Vilão Grupo | TEDxSão Francisco do Sul
O Vilão é um folguedo que apresenta influência africana e também do chamado Jogo do Pau, prática tradicional realizada em tempos remotos em Portugal. Chegou a São Francisco do Sul, em Santa Catarina, por volta de 1920, trazido por Romário Matias. Segundo relato de Jair Schetz, o folguedo era realizado na época da colheita da lavoura, geralmente ao lado dos engenhos de farinha. Com o passar do tempo, a tradição continuou sendo preservada graças ao interesse e à dedicação da família Schetz. A dança apresenta movimentos de ataque e defesa, em que os dançarinos, dispostos em pares, utilizam bastões de madeira rija. Jair Schetz, coordenador do Grupo Folclórico Dança do Vilão, é um guardião da memória, cidadão ilustre e figura fundamental para a preservação do patrimônio imaterial de São Francisco do Sul. Recebeu, em 2013, o título de Mestre da Cultura Popular do Ministério da Cultura e representa a cultura francisquense por meio de sua dedicação e compromisso em manter vivo o Grupo Folclórico Dança do Vilão. Sua família, que reside no Morro Grande, desenvolve um trabalho constante de manutenção dessa tradição, ensinando os movimentos da dança, a escolha da madeira adequada e todo o ritual envolvido.Jair Schetz é um guardião da memória, um cidadão ilustre e muito importante para a preservação do patrimônio imaterial na cidade de São Francisco do Sul.
Recebeu, no ano de 2013, o título de Mestre da Cultura Popular do Ministério da Cultura, e representa a cultura francisquense por meio de sua dedicação e memória para que Grupo Folcórico Dança do Vilão permaneça ativo. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
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