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Iracema is a fictional indigenous Brazilian character and the protagonist of the 1865 romance novel of the same name by José de Alencar. The novel is considered a foundational work of Brazilian literature and a significant example of the Indianist movement. Iracema is portrayed as a beautiful and virtuous young woman of the Tabajara tribe, known for her exceptional beauty and her purity. Her name, meaning "lips of honey" in the Tupi language, reflects this idealized image.
The story of Iracema is a tragic romance set in the colonial era of Brazil. She falls
Alencar's depiction of Iracema is highly romanticized, presenting an idealized vision of the indigenous woman. She