Carimbó is a musical rhythm intensely present in the Salgado Paraense microregion (IPHAN, 2013),
characterized by its non-western features, an extension of cultural differentiations run through its
specific territorialising expressions, which makes us raise the hypothesis in a way that exerts and
projects its territorialities under and/or over the modern. At the same time, we are doing an analysis in
which there is, through carimbó, a negotiation of territorialities between the primitive and the modern,
de-re-territorialization processes between both, giving prominence to the territorialities of the carimbó
while practiced as an assemblage of desire and power which causes us to problematize the classical
approaches of the concept of Territory. As procedures, we start from our own experiences with
carimbó, (mainly in Marapanim-PA), from stories, problematizations and learnings of the
carimbozeiros, and many individuals involved with carimbó, interviewed by us, which raised issues
such as the "Land of Carimbó" and the "Carimbó of the Land", and trying to contribute, with the help
of specific literary publications that allowed us to have an understanding of their practices and
territorial conceptions, we used Deleuze and Guattari (1995) to understand the terms "Land of
Carimbó" and "Carimbó of the Land", as a result of this, it was possible to indicate, relative and absolute deterritorializations, some negative, others positive (raising the possibility of an abstract
machine of carimbó); and, through mapping, it was possible to see that carimbó establishes
territorialized functions, producing territorial possibilities of assemblage, and thus, to allude to a
territoriality of the carimbó of the Guamá-Atlantic Plateau.absolute deterritorializations, some negative, others positive (raising the possibility of an abstract
machine of carimbó); and, through mapping, it was possible to see that carimbó establishes
territorialized functions, producing territorial possibilities of assemblage, and thus, to allude to a
territoriality of the carimbó of the Guamá-Atlantic Plateau.
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