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Itabi was discovered in the 1880s by two hunters in Sergipe, Brazil. It grew into a farming settlement and became a city in 1953. It has a population of around 4,900 people and holds an annual donkey race festival in September, where donkeys are costumed and paraded. While the author likes it for family and calmness compared to the nearby city of Aracaju, they note it can be boring and full of gossiping closed-minded people attached to wrong things.
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Oral presentation itabi xd
- 1. ITABI XD 1. History 2. Geography 3. Donkey’s race 4. Why I like it 5. Why I don’t like it
- 2. Hystory • Itabi was discovered by two hunters • They were passin trhough and saw a “lake” with some crocks, probabily made by indians • Then they spread the news • A sugar’s trades man, went there to creat a farm • In 1884 the farm was stable • And then Itabi started to grow
- 3. • In 1897 Nossa Senhora da Conceição was brought to from Gararu to Itabi, and became its patroness • In January of 1891 it happened the frist fair in Itabi • In the 50’s Itabi was described as the first vilage to burn a ballot box • In 1953 became a actual city by the law n° 525-A • In 1954 the first happened election, and Francisco Vieira de Menezes won, and stayed as mayor from 1955 till 1960
- 4. Geography • Itabi is located in the country side os Sergipe • Its nears cities are: Gararu, Aquidabã, NSª Lourdes, Canhoba, Amparo, Graccho Cardoso • Area: 195,086 km² • Pupolation: +/- 4,9 thousant • Density: 25,49 hab/km² • Weather: Tropical
- 5. Donkey’ Race • The fisrt Donkey’s Race happened in 1979, and still happen till nowadays • Start to happen in July, but it chaged because of the weather, nowadays it happens in September • Beside the race there is a parade of Donkeis, people costumize them and put them to walk, the best win a price
- 6. Why I like it • Well, my family live there • I still have friends , who seens to stop in the time, but still friends • Its calm, besides Aracaju it’s not that stressful for me • That’s it
- 7. Why I don’t like it • People do gossip all the time • It’s boring, even with internet and sky • It’s full of closed minded people • People seens to be attached to the wrog things • Ex: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4YyJHwygt XM • Status: Speechless
Editor's Notes
- Desbravadores conhecidos pelos nomes de José Ferreira de Góis e Antônio José dos Santos