Gabriel Bertolo

Bachelor of Social Sciences from the Federal University of São Carlos (2011). Master (2015) and PhD (2020) in Social Anthropology from the Graduate Program in Social Anthropology at the Federal University of São Carlos (PPGAS/UFSCar), with a sandwich doctorate period at the Hochschule für Musik Franz Liszt Weimar-ALE/UNESCO Chair on Transcultural Music Studies. Worked as an ethnographer in the field of artistic/cultural performances and intangible heritage among traditional populations, particularly the Fandango Caiçara of the Ribeira Valley region, with a focus on the city of Cananéia-SP. Also served as a Social Responsibility Analyst in the Communication and Sustainability sector of the sanitation concessionaire in Piracicaba-SP, focusing on ESG and the Anthropology of Water and Health. Founding member of Treliça - Scientific Production and Dissemination, a collaborative hub aimed at producing, disseminating, and transforming scientific works for different media. Currently, a postdoctoral fellow at PPGANT/UFPI, where he is initiating research on the samba de roda of quilombola communities in Piauí and their efforts toward the patrimonialization of their cultural expressions. Areas of interest: anthropological theory, artistic performances, intangible heritage, music, dance, poetry, indigenous and traditional populations, sustainability, and environmental education. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)