Música Existem apenas algumas peças musicais inteiramente atribuíveis a Macau, nomeadamente Macao Lullaby, uma antiga canção de embalar tradicional. Macao Lullaby: Um velho rima Macaense , algumas versões com letras picantes Ore, Harry, Music score Programa de Concerto por Ligia Pinto Ribeiro e o professor Harry Minério no Clube de Recreio, 6 de Maio de […]
On Macanese Nicknames by Frederic A. (Jim) Silva Edited version of an article first published in the UMA Bulletin Introduction I shall take a chance and risk offending 49% of our Macanese community in order to raise a chuckle or two from the other 51%. Here goes. Besides the preparation and consumption of “our kind” of
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FILO DI QUIM Vôs qui nómi? Miguel de Senna Fernandes* O telefona toca. – Bô-tarde, Gege, por favor.- Vôs sâm quím?- António…- António, quim?- António Rosário…- Qual António Rosário?- António Procópio Menezes da Costa Salvaterra dos Passos Martins do Rosário!!- Cuza??- Pofa! “Boi-Preto” mé!- Ahhh…Vôs! … Pai tá bom?!- …! O nome de um
Publications on genealogy Jorge Forjaz On this page are listed some relevant publications on the genealogy of Macanese families. Family tree information is contained in a restricted site that contains 64,000 names of Macanese family members and their ancestors. Login or register at macanesefamilies.org Familias Macaenses Vols I-III ISBN 972 9440 60-30 (FO) Fundação
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Talu by Jorge Remedios . The basic requirements are just two sticks: a “bat” about 18 inches long and a talu or peewee which is a wooden dowel about 1 inch in diameter and 3 to 5 inches long, sharpened at both ends. As in baseball, the members of one team take their turn as batters
Articles on Culture Os Macaenses (The Macanese), by Ivo Carneiro de Sousa. Jornal da Tribuna de Macau. Historical background, cultural representations and functions, “Filo di quim?” by Miguel de Senna Fernandes. A humourous and insightful article on nicknames (in Portuguese). On Macanese Nicknames by Jim Silva.– On our weird, humorous, witty and sometimes cruel nicknames,
Music There are only a few pieces of music entirely attributable to Macau, notably Macau Lullaby, an old, traditional nursery rhyme. Macau Lullaby: An old Macanese nursery rhyme, some versions with bawdy lyrics Ore, Harry, Music score Programme of Concert by Ligia Pinto Ribeiro and Prof Harry Ore at Clube de Recreio, 6 May 1950
