redimensionando o congo: fronteiras ibéricas da devoção resizing congo: iberian frontiers of devotion
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Abstract
Este artigo compara etnograficamente duas comunidades rurais devotas de Santo António, situadas no Brasil e em Cuba, e que se autodenominam “congas”. Questionando as fronteiras deste “Congo” redimensionado pela diáspora ibérica, e o problema da identidade “conga” nos novos contextos geográficos da América Latina (não apenas espaciais, mas sobretudo políticos, religiosos e sociais), procuramos mostrar através de uma análise do repertório musical utilizado nas práticas religiosas destas comunidades que as tradições são dinâmicas.
We present an ethnographic comparison of two rural communities that are devotees of Saint Anthony - one in Brazil and the other in Cuba - both referring to themselves as “congas.”Issues examined include the borders of the “Congo” as influenced by the Iberian Diaspora, and the extension of the “conga” identity to Latin America in its geographic, political, religious, and social dimensions.We focus especially on the evolution of tradition evidenced in the religious music employed in these communities.
We present an ethnographic comparison of two rural communities that are devotees of Saint Anthony - one in Brazil and the other in Cuba - both referring to themselves as “congas.”Issues examined include the borders of the “Congo” as influenced by the Iberian Diaspora, and the extension of the “conga” identity to Latin America in its geographic, political, religious, and social dimensions.We focus especially on the evolution of tradition evidenced in the religious music employed in these communities.
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| Authors | ;Ana Stela de Almeida Cunha;Paulo Jeferson Pilar de Araújo |
| Journal | mediterranean journal of mathematics |
| Year | 2011 |
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