US EditionMiró Da Muribeca — Joy, Blackness and the Recife that the Poet Inhabits
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August 6, 2025—the date Miró da Muribeca would have turned 65—is more than just a birthday: it's Municipal Alegrismo Day, established to celebrate the creative, Black, and peripheral force that shaped Recife's urban poetry. Born João Flávio Cordeiro da Silva, Miró transformed everyday life into verse, turning the street into a stage and his body into an instrument of denunciation and affection. His Blackness permeated his words. It was present i…
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