Rojda Dandara - Brazilian Internationalist in Rojava

Rojda Dandara, a Brazilian interntnationalist who was present in Rojava, talks about her experience doing theater work with the Kurdish revolutionary movement in the area of Culture. Rojda acted in the play Evdalê Zeynikê, known as the Homer of Kurds. He was born in the early 1800s in the village of Cemalwërdi , which is part of Dutax , which is now part of Agiri , and died in 1913 in the village of Qanciyan , in Qareyazi . Evdal lived for a long time. According to his grandson, Zeynike Evdal lived for over 110 years and traveled all over Kurdistan . Evdal went to Khozana Eden , Dersim , Diyarbakir , Nakhshiwan , Melazgiri , Zetka and Iran. Evdal created thousands of soundtracks. Unfortunately, most of them have been lost over time, but the ones that are known are a historical landmark for the culture of the Kurdish people. In addition to participating in the “Evdalê Zeynikê” theater, Rojda also participated in the recording of the film-musical “Destana PKK”, which tells the story of