The manifesto “Crabs with Brains” supports this state’s modern-day music revival of manguebeat (-5[1])(“mon-GHEH-beet”). Dancers from this state carry a massive cloth doll called a calunga in maracatu (“mar-ah-cah-too”) dances (10[1])and use an umbrella in frevo (“FRAY-voo”) performances. It’s not Curaçao, but the oldest synagogue in the Americas is in this (-5[1])state, (10[1]-5[1])whose (-5[1])blue-on-white (-5[1])flag (-5[1])originated from the 1817 Priest’s Revolution here. (-5[1])In 2011, the largest festival in the world was dedicated to Saint John the Baptist and held in this state’s city of Caruaru (“cah-roo-ah-roo”). A high concentration of spinner dolphins live near this state’s archipelago of Fernando de Noronha (10[1]-5[1])(“Fernando jee no-ROAN-yah”). This state’s city of Olinda (-5[1])(“oh-LEEN-dah”) rivals its capital, which is often compared to Venice due to its widespread canals. This home state of Lula da Silva shares its name (-5[1])with an orange-red wood (10[1])used for violin (10[1])bows. (10[2])For 10 points, (10[1])name this northeastern (-5[1])Brazilian state whose capital is Recife (10[3])■END■ (10[3]0[10])