The Ministry of Culture, the City of Rio de Janeiro, the Municipal Department of Culture, and GPS Group proudly present
Resident Project at Sítio Roberto Burle Marx
Music and education in connection with the sea and the mangrove.
Through the flute, singing, and the strength of nature, children from the Barra de Guaratiba region discover music and connect with their community and the environment.
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What We Believe In
Mission
To inspire children to listen to and sing the essence of the sea and the mangrove, using music as a bridge to strengthen their bond with their natural world. We want every musical note to be a tribute to their land and environment.
Vision
To inspire children to listen to and sing the essence of the sea and the mangrove, using music as a bridge to strengthen their bond with their natural world. We want every musical note to be a tribute to their land and environment.
Values
Respect for nature, creativity, inclusion, and affection. We value sensitivity, active listening, and care for the environment as essential elements to inspire journeys and strengthen bonds with one’s land and waters.
Music, Mangrove, and Global Mission
The Flautistas da Marambaia project connects with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, promoting education, social inclusion, environmental preservation, and the strengthening of communities.
Knowledge, Memory, and Preservation
The Flautistas da Marambaia project celebrates ocean culture, valuing the ancestral relationship between people, the sea, and the mangroves. In partnership with UFRJ — the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro — and GeoMarinha, the Laboratory of Marine Geography and Integrated Coastal Management, we promote initiatives that deepen knowledge of marine ecosystems, strengthen the bond with the ocean, and raise awareness of its preservation and importance in our culture and daily lives.
Our Partners
TAG is one of the largest natural gas transportation networks in the country, with more than 4,500 km of pipelines crossing nearly 200 municipalities across ten Brazilian states. Its 3,700 km coastal network spans the states of Ceará, Rio Grande do Norte, Paraíba, Pernambuco, Alagoas, Sergipe, Bahia, Espírito Santo, and Rio de Janeiro, in addition to another 800 km in the Amazon region.
The company is jointly owned by ENGIE, with a 50% stake, an important player in the global energy transition, with the purpose of accelerating the transition to a carbon-neutral economy and, in Brazil, a leader in 100% renewable energy, operating in power generation, commercialization and transmission, gas transportation, and energy solutions. The remaining 50% belongs to CDPQ, a global investment group with a strong presence in Brazil.
How to Support?
Partner Company
Associate your company with Flautistas da Marambaia and demonstrate your commitment to initiatives that strengthen the connection with the community and the environment.
For more than twenty years, we have worked with children in Restinga da Marambaia, Rio de Janeiro, promoting education and culture that reinforce their bond with nature and their sense of belonging to the community.
Sponsor a Flutist
Contribute monthly and strengthen the connection between the community and the environment through Flautistas da Marambaia.
Your support makes music, dance, singing, artistic expression, and environmental experiences possible, strengthening children’s sense of belonging and connection with their territory. Be part of this bond.
