Articulating Race and Nation in Brazilian Popular Song

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Other literature type 01 Jan 2021 United States Publisher:Bowling Green State University LibrariesJournal:World Music Textbook, volume 2 (eissn: 2767-4215,

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Authors: McNally, James;

doi: 10.25035/wmt.2021.001

Articulating Race and Nation in Brazilian Popular Song

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Abstract

This article presents a cultural history of Brazilian popular song (canção popular) and the many musical genres that fall under its umbrella. From the early days of samba to contemporary popular styles, popular song in Brazil has long represented a site for negotiating complex questions of race, nation, and politics.

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United States

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University System of Ohio
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Bowling Green State University
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University of Illinois at Chicago
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Keywords

activism, Latin America, 780, popular music, nationalism, politics, South America, race

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