| 词条 | Anilda Leão |
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| name = Anilda Leão | image = Anilda_Leão.jpg | alt = | caption = | birth_name = Anilda Neves Leão | birth_date = {{birth date|1923|07|15|df=y}} | birth_place = Maceió, Brazil | death_date = {{death date and age|2012|01|06|1923|07|15|df=y}} | death_place = Maceió, Brazil | nationality = Brazilian | other_names = | occupation = poet, writer, feminist | years_active = 1936-2003 | known_for = | notable_works = }} Anilda Neves Leão (1923–2012) was a Brazilian poet, writer, feminist, actress and singer. She was a member of numerous feminist organizations in Alagoas and attended the 1963 World Congress on Women in Moscow. She published her first volume of poems in 1961 and her last volume in 2002. She performed in theater and the burgeoning film industry in Alagoas, writing scripts and acting in both short films and features. BiographyAnilda Neves Leão was born 15 July 1923 in Maceió, Alagoas, Brazil to Joaquim de Barros Leão and Jorgina Neves Leão[1] She attended grammar school at the Colégio Imaculada Conceição (College of Immaculate Conception) and Junior High School at Colégio São José (St. Joseph's College).[2] At thirteen years old, she published her first poem, about abandoned children.[1] Leão attended Alagoas High School[2] and then graduated in accounting from the Escola Técnica de Comércio (Technical school of Commerce) in Alagoas[1] in 1945.[2] Her dream was to become a doctor, but her father would not allow it. In 1950, in an event organized by the Alagoas Federation for Women's Progress, she sang publicly for the first time.[1] From that time forward, she was heavily involved in the struggle for women's rights and belonged to various feminist organizations in Alagoas, including the Center for Women of Alagoas, Federation for Women's Progress, the State Council for Women, and the Teotonio Vilela Foundation.[2] In 1963, she participated in the World Congress on Women held in Moscow in the Soviet Union, as a representative of the Alagoas Federation for Women's Progress. In 1990, she became president of the organization.[1] In 1953, Leão married the architect, journalist, and writer Carlos Moliterno with whom she had two children. Moliterno encouraged her to write.[1] She wrote articles for several publications of Alagoas, the magazines Caetés and Mocidade, as well as the newspapers, Jornal de Alagoas and Gazeta de Alagoas.[1] In 1961 she published her first book, Chão de Pedras (Stone Ground). In 1972 she wrote a volume of short stories, Riacho Seco (Dry creek), with which won the Graciliano Ramos Prize in 1973 from the Alagoas Academy of Letters. This was followed by many more publications, such as Chuvas de Verão (1974), Poemas Marcados (1978), Ohos Convexos (1989) Círculo Mágico (1993), and Eu em Trânsito (2002).[3] As an actor, she worked on films, including Lampião e Maria Bonita (1970) and Órfãos da Terra (1970),[3] Alagoano Calabouço (1976)[2][4] and as an extra in the films Bye Bye Brazil, Memórias do cárcere (1984), Deus é brasileiro (2002).[3] She appeared in the short films, Ouça o silêncio, Mordaça[2] (1975),[5] Sacrossaques (1977),[6] Relatório sem feed-back (1979),[7] and Guenzo (1982).[8] In 1978, a movie, directed by José Márcio Passos was presented adapted from one of her short stories, Alívio.[9] In the theater she performed in Bossa nordeste and Onde canta o sabiá.[3] She worked on the staging of the play A farsa da boa preguiça, by Ariano Suassuna.[2] Even with all of her performing, Leão worked in the 1970s, in the Department of Culture for the State of Alagoas, in the 1980s was the State Secretariat for culture.[10] She was a member of the Academia Alagoana de Letras (AAL) (Alagoas Academy of Letters), holding the 26th chair and a member of the Associação Alagoana de Imprensa (AAI) (Alagoas Press Association). She belonged to the Literary Group of Alagoas and the Alagoas Historical and Geographical Institute (IHGAL), holding the 7th chair.[2] Leão died at age 88, on 6 January 2012 in Maceió, Brazil. She was buried at the cemetery Parque das Flores in the Barrio da Lourdes Grotto (Maceio).[10] Awards[10]
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References1. ^1 2 3 4 5 6 {{cite web|last1=Araújo|first1=Cibelle|title=Morre Anilda Leão|url=http://associacaoteatraldasalagoas.blogspot.com.ar/2012/01/morre-anilda-leao-e-com-muito-pesar-que.html|website=Associacao Teatral das Alagoas|publisher=Associacao Teatral das Alagoas|accessdate=22 May 2015|location=Maceió, Brazil|language=Portuguese|date=7 January 2012}} {{Authority control}}{{DEFAULTSORT:Leao, Anilda}}2. ^1 2 3 4 5 6 7 {{cite web|title=LEÃO, Anilda Neves... Moliterno|url=http://www.abcdasalagoas.com.br/verbetes/index/L/page:14|accessdate=22 May 2015|website=ABC das Alagoas|publisher=ABC das Alagoas|location=Maceió, Brazil|language=Portuguese}} 3. ^1 2 3 {{cite news|last1=Bini|first1=Fabrício|title=Corpo da escritora Anilda Leão, morta aos 88, é enterrado em Maceió|url=http://www1.folha.uol.com.br/ilustrada/2012/01/1031531-corpo-da-escritora-anilda-leao-morta-aos-88-e-enterrado-em-maceio.shtml|accessdate=22 May 2015|publisher=Folha|date=8 January 2012|location=São Paulo, Brazil|language=Portuguese}} 4. ^{{cite web|title=1976: Calabouço|url=http://audiovisualagoas.com.br/festival-de-cinema-de-penedo/1976-2/|website=Audio VisuAlagoas|publisher=Audio VisuAlagoas|accessdate=22 May 2015|location=Maceió, Brazil|language=Portuguese}} 5. ^{{cite web|title=1975: Mordaça|url=http://audiovisualagoas.com.br/festival-de-cinema-de-penedo/1975-2/|website=Audio VisuAlagoas|publisher=Audio VisuAlagoas|accessdate=22 May 2015|location=Maceió, Brazil|language=Portuguese}} 6. ^{{cite web|title=1977: Sacrossaques|url=http://audiovisualagoas.com.br/festival-de-cinema-de-penedo/1977-2/|website=Audio VisuAlagoas|publisher=Audio VisuAlagoas|accessdate=22 May 2015|location=Maceió, Brazil|language=Portuguese}} 7. ^{{cite web|title=1979: Relatório sem feed-back|url=http://audiovisualagoas.com.br/festival-de-cinema-de-penedo/1979-2/|website=Audio VisuAlagoas|publisher=Audio VisuAlagoas|accessdate=22 May 2015|location=Maceió, Brazil|language=Portuguese}} 8. ^{{cite web|title=1982: Guenzo|url=http://audiovisualagoas.com.br/festival-de-cinema-de-penedo/1982-3//|website=Audio VisuAlagoas|publisher=Audio VisuAlagoas|accessdate=22 May 2015|location=Maceió, Brazil|language=Portuguese}} 9. ^{{cite web|last1=Ferraz|first1=Ana Flávia de Andrade|title=Da literatura adaptada: contribuição à história do cinema alagoano|url=http://www.ufrgs.br/alcar/encontros-nacionais-1/9o-encontro-2013/artigos/gt-historia-da-midia-audiovisual-e-visual/da-literatura-adaptada-contribuicao-a-historia-do-cinema-alagoano|website=Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul|publisher=Federal University of Alagoas|accessdate=22 May 2015|location=Porto Alegre, Brazil|language=Portuguese|date=2013}} 10. ^1 2 {{cite news|title=Morre aos 88 anos escritora Anilda Leão; Governo decreta luto oficial|url=http://www.alagoas24horas.com.br/517151/morre-aos-88-anos-escritora-anilda-leao-governo-decreta-luto-oficial/|accessdate=22 May 2015|publisher=Alagoas 24 Horas|date=7 January 2012|location=Mangabeiras, Brazil|language=Portuguese}} 7 : 1923 births|2012 deaths|Brazilian feminists|20th-century women writers|Brazilian actresses|Brazilian poets|20th-century poets |
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