OI #GoldenCoins shows our 3D Artist Pamella Pesareli and her adventures around the 3D world.
Blog series which features the talents of the studio, the ones who compose our pulsating atmosphere;
OI #GoldenCoins shows our 3D Artist Pamella Pesareli and her adventures around the 3D world.
#GoldenCoins comes in this glory Monday to shake a little bit of your life. Today we talk about our precious James Brelaz, the Motion Designer that always has a hidden trick and know all the questions we may have about anything. (specially softwares!) Brelax, Breláz, Brêlaz. How long are you here at Cafundó and what […]
Let’s discober the other golden coins of the yellow house?? Today we’re gonna talk about the main front of Illustration in Cafundó: Giovanni Girardi. It’s an old buddy we have since 2010, and so on he has engalarged our borders and gave a special shine to our work. Just about he got here, he joined […]
strong>#GoldenCoinathe 3rd has arrived! We are going to talk about out rcreative resources inside the studio. Today is a special date for designers in Brazil so let’s talk about our Art Web director. He whom has, besides some other stories, is a graduated designer from UFPR – city of Curitiba.. Roland Roderjan is the guy […]
If you haven’t seen our #GoldenCoin01, this is a special moment where Cafundó is revealing to the world the talented ones that make our team shine abroud.. Now #GoldenCoins 2nd edition is gonna talk about a boy who came here to let everything work fine. This guy programmed this blog: if everything works, he is […]
Cafundó is gonna to share its #GoldenCoins: the brave heros who passed through our trembling selection, slaying dragons and Léo-ns so they could seat at ease in a throne of the Yellow House. Ok, maybe not. But they are our precious creative resources that are able to transform fabulous ideas into reality. The one who […]
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Have you ever searched your own name on Google?
Well, Cafundó is an established word in the dictionary and is contained in popular expressions throughout the country. Of course, when you search for this queue, many things appear. Including totally different business andproducts, but keep something in common with us:
A masculine noun meaning “a faraway place” or “doomsday”. Judas Cafundó , swamp cafundó, Out there inCafundo. How about take a walk around Brazil and see how the people are using that name?
Let’s start with the 2005 feature film directed by Paulo Betti and Clovis Bueno, starring Lázaro Ramos. He acts a former slave that goes through several divine experiences that enables him to make “miracles – to the point of creating his ownchurch itself. It is certainly one of the most famous “Cafundos” around the place. (after us, of course!).
This almost friendly little frog is the host of the quadrilha dance company in Palmas, Tocantins. If you’ve never seen: yes, there are professional quadrilha dance groups around, the adepts of the June moviment.
If you are near the countryside of Sao Paulo state, seeking for a place to make new friends, enjoy good music and eating good food, this is the place – according to themselves. Get to know the Cafundo restaurant, a precious place of Itu city.
What about some rest for two in a super charming place? The city of Cambará South, holds an unforgettable inn, where simplicity is synonymous of beauty. Indeed,you only have to look at the pictures to start packing. It really sounds like ‘Cafundó’!
Marca Cafundó | bar e restaurante
In the world of design portfolios, we found mr. Toscanini Heitor making a brandmark for a bar and restaurant named Cafundó. Is it a proposed redesign for the Cafundó from Iru? We’ll never know, but the fact is that it’s surely was good-looking!
In scenic context, we have the spectacle of the Cafundó Twine, spotted at the city of Belo Horizonte, telling the story of the Cordel literature and Matuta poetry . Too bad it is on air anymore. But who knows when it’s coming back?
Quilombo Cafundó
The afrodecendente community full history placed in São Paulo, near Sorocaba . The memories of that Quilombo (communities of ex slaves from the old times) begins in 1888, when a former slave inherited this land from his master. Since the 40s it has attracted the attention of local farmers, and then you already know: the earth bullshit, judicias actions, etc etc..
It is a community which, being closed for a long time, has retained many traditions and cultural heritage of their slave ancestors. There are people around there who still speaks cupópia: “The language combines the morphosyntactic structure of the rustic dialect of Portuguese spoken around the community, with about 160 words of African origin (mainly quimbundo). “(Wikipedia)
Cafundó da Infância – Carlos Lébeis
In the literature, the consecrated Carlos Lebeis, contemporary of Monteiro Lobato, uses the term Cafundó for the title of his book. It is a novel that takes us to the Cafundó of Childhood, a lush place with a rich fauna and flora. The main character’s name is Spyridon Caxuxo. Friendly, huh?
Yet in the literature, this is a book of poems written by and illustrated by Sergio Napp Anelise Zimmermann.
Have you ever searched your own name on Google?
Well, Cafundó is an established word in the dictionary and is contained in popular expressions throughout the country. Of course, when you search for this queue, many things appear. Including totally different business andproducts, but keep something in common with us:
A masculine noun meaning “a faraway place” or “doomsday”. Judas Cafundó , swamp cafundó, Out there inCafundo. How about take a walk around Brazil and see how the people are using that name?
Let’s start with the 2005 feature film directed by Paulo Betti and Clovis Bueno, starring Lázaro Ramos. He acts a former slave that goes through several divine experiences that enables him to make “miracles – to the point of creating his ownchurch itself. It is certainly one of the most famous “Cafundos” around the place. (after us, of course!).
This almost friendly little frog is the host of the quadrilha dance company in Palmas, Tocantins. If you’ve never seen: yes, there are professional quadrilha dance groups around, the adepts of the June moviment.
If you are near the countryside of Sao Paulo state, seeking for a place to make new friends, enjoy good music and eating good food, this is the place – according to themselves. Get to know the Cafundo restaurant, a precious place of Itu city.
What about some rest for two in a super charming place? The city of Cambará South, holds an unforgettable inn, where simplicity is synonymous of beauty. Indeed,you only have to look at the pictures to start packing. It really sounds like ‘Cafundó’!
Marca Cafundó | bar e restaurante
In the world of design portfolios, we found mr. Toscanini Heitor making a brandmark for a bar and restaurant named Cafundó. Is it a proposed redesign for the Cafundó from Iru? We’ll never know, but the fact is that it’s surely was good-looking!
In scenic context, we have the spectacle of the Cafundó Twine, spotted at the city of Belo Horizonte, telling the story of the Cordel literature and Matuta poetry . Too bad it is on air anymore. But who knows when it’s coming back?
Quilombo Cafundó
The afrodecendente community full history placed in São Paulo, near Sorocaba . The memories of that Quilombo (communities of ex slaves from the old times) begins in 1888, when a former slave inherited this land from his master. Since the 40s it has attracted the attention of local farmers, and then you already know: the earth bullshit, judicias actions, etc etc..
It is a community which, being closed for a long time, has retained many traditions and cultural heritage of their slave ancestors. There are people around there who still speaks cupópia: “The language combines the morphosyntactic structure of the rustic dialect of Portuguese spoken around the community, with about 160 words of African origin (mainly quimbundo). “(Wikipedia)
Cafundó da Infância – Carlos Lébeis
In the literature, the consecrated Carlos Lebeis, contemporary of Monteiro Lobato, uses the term Cafundó for the title of his book. It is a novel that takes us to the Cafundó of Childhood, a lush place with a rich fauna and flora. The main character’s name is Spyridon Caxuxo. Friendly, huh?
Yet in the literature, this is a book of poems written by and illustrated by Sergio Napp Anelise Zimmermann.
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