We selected in this post several suggestions for Saci Pererê drawings for coloring and printing free.
These are excellent ideas for working the folklore and the folk legends in the classroom or at home.
THE legend of Saci is one of the most widespread in Brazil, according to many authors, Saci is a mischievous black boy who has only one leg, wears a hat or cap red on his head and he smokes a pipe all the time, he usually runs after the animals to scare them away, he likes to ride horses and tie his manes.
Saci Pererê can also appear and disappear mysteriously, he is very restless and does not stop for a single moment, because he keeps jumping from one place to another and every time he gets up to his mischief, he laughs high-pitched, happy laughs and likes to whistle, especially when there are no nights of moonlight.
To the Saci Pererê are attributed to things that go wrong, he enters houses and puts out the fire, makes the food burn in the pots, dries the water in the bowls, it's a lot I work people by hiding objects that are unlikely to be found again, their main fun is to disturb people to lose. They say he came from the middle of a whirlpool and to scare him away people throw a knife into the whirlpool and he goes away or else calling him by his name. Although he belongs to the folklore of the southeast and south, he was also introduced to northern folklore as he is a very popular figure in this region of the country.
See too: werewolf to color.
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When painting your Saci Pererê's drawing, there are some materials that can be used, check the list:
One-legged naughty boy. He spends most of his life making whirlwinds, scaring animals in the yard and all sorts of pranks. To trap a saci, throw a sieve into a whirlpool and close it in a bottle.
Famous for making fun of everyone, Saci is a fantastic Brazilian entity that has its origins in Tupi-Guarani myths.
The Tupi told the story of Matitaperê, a one-legged curumim with fire-hair who protected the forests. Its function was to guard the wisdom and techniques of preparation and use of beverages and medicines made from medicinal herbs. He was also assigned the domain of the woods and used to confuse people who did not ask him for permission to collect these herbs. The Guaraníes, on the other hand, spoke of Cambai (or Cambay), a small “Indian” with a crooked leg (hence the expression “cambaio”, which means lame) with the power to become invisible, who lived in the woods and protected the animals, hiding them from the hunters.
Also check out: Curupira's Drawings.
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