Mariinha is the daughter of the food vendor Dona Ambrósia and lives in the same house.
Filha · Dona Ambrósia
Mariinha is the daughter of the food vendor Dona Ambrósia and lives in the same house.
Bahia/Brazil, 1887
Villagers · Candomblé
Mariinha
girl, the food vendor's daughter
Mariinha
girl, the food vendor's daughter
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Food vendor's house
Who they are
Girl, the food vendor's daughter
Girl, the food vendor's daughter
Likes Cocada, Beiju and Cashew. Dislikes Firewood.
Likes Cocada, Beiju and Cashew. Dislikes Firewood.
Villager, with a routine and animations in the valley.
A barefoot village girl about nine years old from Bahia in 1887, simple yellow floral dress, braided hair with a red ribbon. Standing in a T-pose with arms straight out to the sides, full body character. Stylized hand-painted 3D game asset, 19th-century rural Bahia, Brazil (1887), warm colors, clean readable silhouette, soft even lighting, single isolated object, no ground plane, no background, no text.
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What they talk about
I'm Mariinha. My mother is Dona Ambrósia, the one with the tray. I already know how to make cocada, but she won't let me touch the palm oil. You talk funny. Are you from Salvador? Are there real streetcars there?
Mariinha
I know how to do the circle dance. Dona Rosa taught me on the beach, at night, when the tide is high. If you want to learn, you have to clap first. Whoever doesn't clap doesn't get in.
Mariinha
I'm Mariinha. My mother is Dona Ambrósia, the one with the tray.
I already know how to make cocada, but she won't let me touch the palm oil.
You talk funny. Are you from Salvador? Are there real streetcars there?
I know how to do the circle dance. Dona Rosa taught me on the beach, at night, when the tide is high.
If you want to learn, you have to clap first. Whoever doesn't clap doesn't get in.
I dreamed that the great river had a door at the bottom, and that behind the door there was a house just like this one, only upside down.
My mother said not to tell anyone. But you're not anyone, you're the young man from the saveiro.
Mariinha is the daughter of the food vendor Dona Ambrósia and lives in the same house.
Mariinha is the daughter of the food vendor Dona Ambrósia and lives in the same house.
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