Da Terra da Garoa ao Holocausto Urbano: Fazeres Musicais e Representações Sociais Sobre a Cidade no Rap Paulistano

Tipo de Material
Artigo de Periódico
Autor Principal
Silva, José Carlos Gomes da
Sexo
Homem
Código de Publicação (DOI)
https://doi.org/10.4000/pontourbe.1553
Título do periódico
Ponto Urbe
Volume
6
Ano de Publicação
2010
Local da Publicação
São Paulo
Idioma
Português
Palavras chave
Juventude
Música
Segregação urbana
Resumo

The city of São Paulo has been a source of inspiration for musicians of different generations. Important moments of its urban history were recorded in famous songs such as “Saudosa Maloca” and “Sampa”, which good examples. This paper focuses on the representations of the city found in RAP music, an African-American music style that was appropriated and reelaborated by the youth from the outskirts of São Paulo. It was possible to notice that as the rappers compose their music they build a dialogue which includes the urban changes which have occurred recently. I conclude that the images that they draw express a radical critique of the new status of urban segregation. Their denunciations are about the violence that affects them and that goes beyond the boundaries of the neighborhoods where they live and which makes evident the lack of democratization processes.

Disciplina
Método e Técnica de Pesquisa
Qualitativo
Referência Espacial
Cidade/Município
São Paulo
Macrorregião
Sudeste
Brasil
Habilitado
UF
São Paulo
Referência Temporal
Década de 1980-Década de 1990
Localização Eletrônica
https://journals.openedition.org/pontourbe/1553