EITA QUE NÃO É FOR ALL!
EITA QUE NÃO É FOR ALL!
DOI: https://doi.org/10.22533/at.ed.0601225120215
Palavras-chave: Música do Nordeste Brasileiro. O Forró. Pensamento Decolonial. Forros São-tomenses. Etnomusicologia Dialógica.
Keywords: Northeastern Brazilian Music. Forró. Education and Decolonial Thought. Sao Tome Forros. Dialogical Ethnomusicology.
Abstract: Under an imprecise concept, even for professionals in the area, the term forró reveals a complex of values that, in its plurality, refers to diverse disagreements about its origin, concept and categorization, impacting on the creative modes of its artistic and cultural production. The nebulosity that revolves around its use and applicability reveals the paradox that even little is known about forró, it is a marker of northeastern identity. From the voices of musicians active in music production in the Northeast, this article seeks to open lines of discussion about forró as an expressive phenomenon appropriate for the construction of political-epistemic rhetoric that historically operationalized perspectives of modernity, and its reproducibility in arenas where education is included. and the awareness of Northeastern cultural identity at local, glocal and global levels. Dialogical ethnomusicology emerged as a reflective methodology as the narratives revealed unfolding and consequences of economic, social, political and ethical order inherited from colonialism, from which it became necessary to understand the critical thinking of forró under a decolonial approach (QUIJANO 2005). This approximation, inductively guided by crossing experiences with the culture of forró, was based on the collaborative resource emerging from trusting relationships articulated through participant observation with musicians, arrangers, composers and music producers.
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