Negras Vozes - Tempos de Alakan

The documentary captures 14 years of the Ilú Obá de Min's efforts to promote Afro-Brazilian culture through vibrant street parades. It highlights the significance of honoring black women and their historical contributions, showcasing the thematic carnivals organized by its all-female band.

In 2019, the group performed 'Black Voices' and embraced the concept of 'Alakan Time,' a term meaning alliances in Yoruba. The film not only documents these cultural events but also serves as a celebration of African heritage and identity in Brazil. This unique perspective on Afro-Brazilian traditions adds depth to the genre of documentary filmmaking, making it a point of interest for collectors and enthusiasts of cultural narratives.