“Golpe, não!”: Twenty-First-Century  Brazilian Songs of Protest

Ligia Bezerra

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“Golpe, não!”: Twenty-First-Century Brazilian Songs of Protest

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jun 2021 English Publisher:Project MUSEJournal:Studies in Latin American Popular Culture, volume 39, pages 24-39 (issn: 0730-9139, eissn: 2157-2941,

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Authors: Ligia Bezerra;

doi: 10.7560/slapc3902

“Golpe, não!”: Twenty-First-Century Brazilian Songs of Protest

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Abstract Brazilian Popular Music has long energized public debate on a variety of issues in Brazilian society. From Geraldo Vandre’s “Pra nao dizer que nao falei das flores” (1968) to Anitta’s “Vai...

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