In Women's Month, Flamengo pays tribute to the athletes who made their mark names in the history of the club and Brazilian sport. "Red-Black Women: "Telling 130 Years of History" is a visual intervention at the Flamengo Museum which brings together iconic pieces from some of the greatest protagonists of red and white sport.black. The exhibition will open on Tuesday, the 11th, with the presence of Jackie Silva, Lorrane Oliveira, Luisa Parente, Isabel's children, and Maria Lenk's family, and will be open to the public. on 12 day.

The exhibition begins with a tribute to Isabel Salgado, the unforgettable "Isabel of Volleyball". A replica of the shirt she wore in the 1980s symbolizes her invaluable contribution to volleyball and for the struggle of women in sports. Isabel not only shone within theuadras and in the sands, but also challenged taboos by playing pregnant and fighting for athletes' rights.

The exhibition invites the public to embark on a journey through the achievements and memories of women who broke barriers, challenged prejudices and built an unforgettable legacy at Flamengo and in Brazilian sport.

Among the relics on display, visitors will be able to see Érica Lopes's slippers, Black Gazelle, Jackie Silva's bikini, Norminha's number 14 shirt, the replica of Rebeca Andrade's medal and uniform, Rosicleia's kimono Fields, among many other pieces of athletes who wrote their names in history. And because Flamengo is also a passion, female fans will be represented by emblematic figures such as Dona Zica and Tuninha.

The experience is completed with looping videos, which bring visitors even closer to the trajectories. inspiring these women who transformed the sport.

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RED-BLACK WOMEN: Telling 130 years of history

Location: Flamengo Museum – Headquarters Gávea - Borges de Medeiros Street, 977 – Lagoa

Date: 12/03 to 31/03

Opening hours: Monday to Sunday, 9am to 18pm

Tickets: on-site box office or museuflamengo.com

Free entry for Club members

Non-member women pay half price.