Sambas que cantam e contam a história do brasil : uma análise dos sambas enredos das escolas de samba do Rio de Janeiro (1980-1989)

Abstract

The history of Brazil can be told in different ways, whether through text, film, documentary, a conversation, or even singing samba. Yes, samba!, imagine understanding Brazil through a musical rhythm that is so “our thing”. And do you want to see it get even better? It's learning with samba plot! A musical style used in the samba school carnival, which gives voice to those huge floats, with luxurious costumes, with a community that comes down from the hill and goes to an avenue to sing, samba, jump and come out all sweaty and with a smile in the face. The plot samba, as the name suggests, is a musical style that contains a plot, a sung story, and as we will see in this work, most plot sambas tell and sing about Brazil, about our history, the history of a people, the creation of a nation, and even criticizes the demand for the population's rights. Therefore, this work calls all its readers to “fall into the samba” of the History of Brazil in the 1980s.