Pajé and writer Zeneida Lima. Reproduction/Liberal TV At 92 years old, celebrated this Tuesday (21), shaman, writer, composer and environmentalist Zeneida Lima presents to the public a new chapter of her own story. The author launches the unpublished book Meus Caruanas, which concludes the autobiography that began more than three decades ago with O Mundo Místico dos Caruanas da Ilha do Marajó (1992), a work that took the Marajoara pajelança to Sapucaí and inspired the Beija-Flor de Nilópolis champion parade in 1998. In 2027, the school will once again pay homage to the woman from Pará with the plot Zeneida: O Sopro do Pó de Louro, inspired by his life and legacy. Who is the shaman Zeneida Lima, a 91-year-old from Pará honored by Beija-Flor at the Rio Carnival 2027 Marajó at the RJ carnival: remember the time when the history of the archipelago gave title to Sapucaí Beija-Flor Samba School will take to Sapucaí the plot about Zeneida Lima, a Marajoara shaman Born in Soure, in the Marajó archipelago, Zeneida is one of the main references of cabocla pajelança. Having become a shaman at the age of 11, she built a career dedicated to preserving ancestral knowledge, Amazonian spirituality and nature. He also founded the Caruanas do Marajó Culture and Ecology Institution (ICMCE), which serves around 200 children and adolescents with activities focused on education, culture and environmental preservation. In 2021, she received the title of Doctor Honoris Causa from the State University of Pará (Uepa). A trajectory between culture and the forest In Meus Caruanas, Zeneida brings together memories of her return to Pará, the creation of the Caruanas do Marajó Foundation and the challenges faced in the mission to preserve traditional knowledge. The work expands the narrative started in his first book and reveals never-before-seen episodes of a life dedicated to Amazonian culture, the environment and spirituality. The preface is signed by historian and writer Luiz Antonio Simas. The author's relationship with Beija-Flor spans almost three decades. In an interview with g1, Zeneida recalled that she participated in the preparation of the 1998 champion parade. "I went to look at the energy of the waters and saw that the problem was the carnival. I had to change, in addition to doing a pajelança for the community. We won the carnival", she said. Despite national recognition, Zeneida often states that her main mission remains linked to caring for the Amazon and new generations. "My dream was for people to all come together and take better care of nature, because it is sick, very sick. I wanted the next generation to still find what we found here." Book Service: Meus Caruanas Author: Zeneida Lima Publisher: L Lettera Pre-sale: from July 21st, with promotional value and free gift for those who purchase the copy in advance Launch: beginning of October Information: Editora L Lettera website ? Follow the g1 Pará channel on WhatsApp VIDEOS: see all the news from Pará Read more news from the state on g1 Pará