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This article revisits the trajectory of the freed African João de Oliveira, enslaved in Recife at the beginning of the 18th century, and who became a sailor aboard slave ships on the route between Bahia and Slave Coast, where he settled years later. In this region, according businessmen from Bahia, he would have been responsible for opening New Port and Onim for the Bahia's slave trade. The experience of this freedman is used to understand the trans-Atlantic slave trade between Bahia and Slave Coast, but also to analyze how this trade, as it spread through society, integrated the possibilities of survival and affirmation of freedom for some Africans freedmen in the City of Bahia. For this, it was analyzed, besides the inquiry process that João de Oliveira faced when he returned to Bahia, in 1770, parish sources and records from Santa Casa de Misericórdia and court cases of second instance.

DE ESCRAVO A CABECEIRA: A TRAJETÓRIA DO AFRICANO JOÃO DE OLIVEIRA NO MUNDO ATLÂNTICO SETECENTISTA