Conhe�a o caminho ancestral de Jos� de Anchieta na zona leste de S�o Paulo

The article delves into the ancestral trail of José de Anchieta in São Paulo's eastern zone, highlighting how indigenous people referred to him as "caraibebý," meaning "winged man" or "winged god" in Tupi. An agile Jesuit despite a hunched back due to spinal deformity, Anchieta’s remarkable ability to traverse long distances swiftly earned him this nickname. This exploration sheds light on Anchieta's enduring legacy, emphasizing his spiritual and physical journey through the region's dense forests, which is significant for understanding both historical and cultural narratives of São Paulo.