Tradição oral: uma jornada de entrelaçamento da contação de história e da pluridiversidade vocal de contadores/contadoras

Abstract

This work presents a literature review and a descriptive and explanatory analysis based on technological media, addressing the importance of the voice as a working tool in storytelling. The study is based on the concept of vocal pluridiversity and its relevance for storytellers, who need to constantly evolve on a personal, intellectual and professional level. Furthermore, it discusses how the voice becomes an essential resource in the practice of oral narration. The study also explores the evolution of the role of storytellers over time, highlighting the need to master vocal pluridiversity to enrich narrative performance. As a theoretical reference, this work is based on authors such as Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Rodrigo Castro, Murray Schafer, Raquel Parmegiani, Cinthia Santos, Geová Amorim, Toni Santos, among others.