Performances indígenas e afrodescendentes na Argentina: recriações sonoro-corporais do ancestral
; Broguet, Julia
; Rodriguez, Manuela
; Torres Agüero, Soledad 
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02/2021
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Universidade Federal de Goiás
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Hawò
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2675-4142
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Portugués
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A partir das políticas públicas do Estado argentino em relação aos povos indígenas e afrodescendentes, estudamos como as políticas culturais das províncias de Formosa e Santa Fe, especialmente durante 2003-2015, procuraram visibilizar e revalorizar as performances “ancestrais” destes povos. Aqui analisamos como perante as interpelações multiculturais por performativizar as identidades étnico-raciais ante a sociedade hegemônica, os/as performers foram estimulados/as a selecionar, recriar e espetacularizar determinadas sonoridades, movimentos e imagens inscritas tanto em repertórios corporizados quanto em arquivos; mas também, como nestes processos de recriação sonoro-corporal das memórias se constroem novos arquivos, com a intenção político-cultural de resguardar e legitimar uma determinada versão das posições identitárias étnico-raciais em jogo.
Based on public policies of the Argentine State in relation to indigenous and Afro-descendant people we examine how the cultural policies of the provinces of Formosa and Santa Fe, especially during 2003-2015, tended to make visible and enhance the “ancient” performances of these groups. We will analyze how to face the multicultural interpellations of performing ethnic-racial identities before the hegemonic society, the performers were encouraged to select, recreate, and spectacularize certain sounds, movements and images to be found both in embodied repertoires and in archives. We also explore how in these sound and corporal recreation processes of memories new “archives” are created with the political-cultural intention to “safeguard” and legitimate certain versions of the ethnicracial identity positions.
Based on public policies of the Argentine State in relation to indigenous and Afro-descendant people we examine how the cultural policies of the provinces of Formosa and Santa Fe, especially during 2003-2015, tended to make visible and enhance the “ancient” performances of these groups. We will analyze how to face the multicultural interpellations of performing ethnic-racial identities before the hegemonic society, the performers were encouraged to select, recreate, and spectacularize certain sounds, movements and images to be found both in embodied repertoires and in archives. We also explore how in these sound and corporal recreation processes of memories new “archives” are created with the political-cultural intention to “safeguard” and legitimate certain versions of the ethnicracial identity positions.
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