NEGRITUDE, HIP HOP E TERRITÓRIO – BH CANTA E DANÇA

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Main Author: DEFF, Roger
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Language:Portuguese
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contents <p>The research NEGRITUDE, HIP HOP AND TERRITORY - BH CANTA E DANÇA aims to study the street event called “BH Canta e Dança”, held for ten years, and its impact on the construction of Belo Horizonte's Hip Hop culture, as well as contributing to the record of this memory, of a relevant and poignant cultural production made – and from the perspective of – black and peripheral people in one of the most important capitals of Brazil. This study also aims to contribute to the understanding of the early days of hip-hop culture in the city and the mechanisms that allowed young Brazilians to appropriate an entire symbolic construction coming from young African-Americans, and Latin and Jamaican immigrants from the Bronx, in New York.</p>
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spellingShingle NEGRITUDE, HIP HOP E TERRITÓRIO – BH CANTA E DANÇA
DEFF, Roger
rap
Hip Hop
Negritude
Diáspora
Cultura
Periferia
<p>The research NEGRITUDE, HIP HOP AND TERRITORY - BH CANTA E DANÇA aims to study the street event called “BH Canta e Dança”, held for ten years, and its impact on the construction of Belo Horizonte's Hip Hop culture, as well as contributing to the record of this memory, of a relevant and poignant cultural production made – and from the perspective of – black and peripheral people in one of the most important capitals of Brazil. This study also aims to contribute to the understanding of the early days of hip-hop culture in the city and the mechanisms that allowed young Brazilians to appropriate an entire symbolic construction coming from young African-Americans, and Latin and Jamaican immigrants from the Bronx, in New York.</p>
title NEGRITUDE, HIP HOP E TERRITÓRIO – BH CANTA E DANÇA
topic rap
Hip Hop
Negritude
Diáspora
Cultura
Periferia
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6339617