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“Muamba, Banana e Cola.” O Duo Ouro Negro e o Tropicalismo Desnacionalizador
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RESUMO: O Duo Ouro Negro foi um dos conjuntos portugueses com maior projeção e reconhecimento internacional na década de 1960. O mediatismo na imprensa e a integração numa indústria fonográfica em expansão transformou o conjunto num caso raro de sucesso internacional. Ao estabelecer um diálogo com as noções de diáspora e hibridismo, o percurso musical do Duo Ouro Negro escapou à fixidez identitária, nacional e étnica, e traduziu uma história de deslocamentos e reinscrições. Não obstante a sua dimensão internacional e cosmopolita, o Duo Ouro Negro foi também objeto de discursos nacionalistas, nomeadamente quando se tentou converter as suas práticas expressivas numa expressão idealizada da nacionalidade, de modo a criar e manter a ideia de unidade do império português. Neste artigo pretendo analisar as formas de traduzir o percurso artístico do Duo Ouro Negro e comentar como as narrativas nacionalistas procuraram, por um lado, impor um sentido único às práticas expressivas do conjunto e, por outro lado, como estas se revelaram insuficientes para as explicar.
PALAVRAS-CHAVE: Duo Ouro Negro, música popular, luso-tropicalismo, colonialismo, hibridismo
ABSTRACT: Duo Ouro Negro was one of the most prominent and internationally recognized Portuguese groups in the 1960s. Their integration into an expanding music industry, medialization and international tours turned them into a rare case of international success. Establishing a dialogue with the notions of diaspora and hybridism, the musical career of Duo Ouro Negro escaped from the identitary fixation, national and ethnic, and translated a history of displacements and reinscriptions. Despite their international and urban dimension, the Duo Ouro Negro was also subjected to nationalist discourses, especially when diverse agents of Portuguese colonialism tried to convert their music into an idealized expression of nationality, in order to create and maintain the idea of unity and integrity of the late Portuguese empire. In this article I will try to analyze the ways of translating Duo Ouro Negro’s music, mentioning how the nationalist discourses sought, on one hand, to impose a national sense to their music and, on the other hand, how such imposition was limited to explain them.
KEYWORDS: Duo Ouro Negro, popular music, luso-tropicalism, colonialism, hybridism
Title: “Muamba, Banana e Cola.” O Duo Ouro Negro e o Tropicalismo Desnacionalizador
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RESUMO: O Duo Ouro Negro foi um dos conjuntos portugueses com maior projeção e reconhecimento internacional na década de 1960.
O mediatismo na imprensa e a integração numa indústria fonográfica em expansão transformou o conjunto num caso raro de sucesso internacional.
Ao estabelecer um diálogo com as noções de diáspora e hibridismo, o percurso musical do Duo Ouro Negro escapou à fixidez identitária, nacional e étnica, e traduziu uma história de deslocamentos e reinscrições.
Não obstante a sua dimensão internacional e cosmopolita, o Duo Ouro Negro foi também objeto de discursos nacionalistas, nomeadamente quando se tentou converter as suas práticas expressivas numa expressão idealizada da nacionalidade, de modo a criar e manter a ideia de unidade do império português.
Neste artigo pretendo analisar as formas de traduzir o percurso artístico do Duo Ouro Negro e comentar como as narrativas nacionalistas procuraram, por um lado, impor um sentido único às práticas expressivas do conjunto e, por outro lado, como estas se revelaram insuficientes para as explicar.
PALAVRAS-CHAVE: Duo Ouro Negro, música popular, luso-tropicalismo, colonialismo, hibridismo
ABSTRACT: Duo Ouro Negro was one of the most prominent and internationally recognized Portuguese groups in the 1960s.
Their integration into an expanding music industry, medialization and international tours turned them into a rare case of international success.
Establishing a dialogue with the notions of diaspora and hybridism, the musical career of Duo Ouro Negro escaped from the identitary fixation, national and ethnic, and translated a history of displacements and reinscriptions.
Despite their international and urban dimension, the Duo Ouro Negro was also subjected to nationalist discourses, especially when diverse agents of Portuguese colonialism tried to convert their music into an idealized expression of nationality, in order to create and maintain the idea of unity and integrity of the late Portuguese empire.
In this article I will try to analyze the ways of translating Duo Ouro Negro’s music, mentioning how the nationalist discourses sought, on one hand, to impose a national sense to their music and, on the other hand, how such imposition was limited to explain them.
KEYWORDS: Duo Ouro Negro, popular music, luso-tropicalism, colonialism, hybridism.
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