Sinhá Vitória is a character from Brazilian folklore, often depicted as a strong and wise woman. She is known for her role in the stories of the Cangaço, a period of social banditry in the early 20th century in Brazil. Sinhá Vitória is celebrated for her resilience and ability to navigate the challenges of her time. In many tales, Sinhá Vitória is portrayed as a protector of her community, using her intelligence and resourcefulness to help those in need. Her character embodies the spirit of resistance and empowerment, making her a significant figure in Brazilian cultural narratives.