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A partir de uma experiencia de pesquisa compartilhada, buscamos refletir neste artigo sobre a realizacao do R’Gongo, mostra de cultura negra da Comunidade Terreira Ile Ase Iyemonja Omi Olodo - Vila Sao Jose, Porto Alegre/RS. Tendo como mote o “Tambor, a comunicacao ancestral”, a edicao do evento no ano de 2015 homenageia o alabe Mestre Borel e celebra a centralidade do Ngoma (Tambor, em lingua banto) nas mais diversas manifestacoes da cultura de matriz africana, sobretudo na religiosidade. A realizacao do R’Gongo 2015, mediada pelo processo de registro e producao narrativa em video, a partir de demanda da propria comunidade, revela a importância deste complexo ritual como momento de reflexao da comunidade sobre sua cultura, suas tradicoes, sua cosmopolitica. Palavras-chave : Cultura Negra. Religioes de matriz africana. Tambor. Ancestralidade. Porto Alegre. Drum, the ancestral communication: Images, aesthetics and epistemological ruptures in a terreira community Abstract Starting form an experience of shared ethnographic research, in this article we intend to think about the realization of the R’Gongo, a cultural festival performed by the community of Ile Ase Iyemonja Omi Olodo – situated in Vila Sao Jose, in the city of Porto Alegre, State of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. Having as its theme “Drums, the ancestral communication”, the 17th edition of the event pays homage the alabe (religious drummer) Mestre Borel and celebrates the centrality of the Ngoma (drum, in Bantu language) in the most diverse manifestations of African origin culture, overall in religiosity. The realization of the R’Gongo in the year of 2015, mediated by the process of its register and narrative composition in video, reveals the importance of this ritual complex as a moment for the community to reflect over its own culture, its traditions and its cosmopolitics. Key words : Black culture. Religions of African origin. Drums. Ancestry. Porto Alegre.

Tambor, a comunicação ancestral: Imagens, estéticas e rupturas epistemológicas em uma Comunidade Terreira