Bro MC’s rap indígena: o pop e a constituição de fóruns cosmopolíticos na luta pela terra Guarani e Kaiowa

Abstract

The article analyses some poetic and political features Bro MC Rap Indígena group formed by young indigenous Kaiowa from Dourados Reservation (Mato Grosso do Sul-Brazil) and it seeks to recognize elements that serve the interethnic dialogue in the “culture” key with the characteristic regime of visibility of the white world – highlighting pop culture is an important part of this regime. First,however, draw a broader framework of this indigenous people localization in the history and in the ordinary life of Jaguapiru and Bororó vilage (where from the group), as well a brief history of Bro. The goal is to show how the actions, lirics and group positions constitute what we call cosmopolitical forum because they rely on a kind of contemporaneity between rap-word and soul-word (ñe’e in the guarani language) of cosmology.