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Doctoral Thesis
DOI
https://doi.org/10.11606/T.8.2023.tde-27022024-181555
Document
Author
Full name
Patrícia Anette Schroeder Gonçalves
Institute/School/College
Knowledge Area
Date of Defense
Published
São Paulo, 2023
Supervisor
Committee
Marques, Ivan Francisco (President)
Coelho, Frederico Oliveira
Santos, Daniela Vieira dos
Silveira Junior, Walter Garcia da
Title in Portuguese
No avesso do espelho: Gilberto Gil e a metacanção tropicalista
Keywords in Portuguese
Canção de protesto
Gilberto Gil
Literatura brasileira
Música popular
Tropicalismo
Abstract in Portuguese
Este trabalho consiste num estudo sobre a metalinguagem de Gilberto Gil entre os anos de 1963 e 1969, portanto antes, durante e logo após os acontecimentos tropicalistas. Os capítulos a seguir procuram identificar nos fonogramas a figuração da canção e os personagens músicos, no intuito de interpretar as formas do ofício cancional na obra de um artista que vivenciou como poucos as transformações produtivas e simbólicas de seu campo no decorrer da década de 1960. Um aspecto confessional (aliado aos temas lunares das serenatas) se destaca em faixas como Serenata do teleco-teco, Meu luar, minhas canções e mesmo Eu vim da Bahia, compostas em Salvador entre 1963 e 1965. Se as entrevistas de Gil exprimem desde cedo os determinantes comerciais da produção e divulgação musicais, suas letras demoram um pouco a tematizá-los, mas parecem começar a intui-los em Lunik 9 (1966). No fim da década, atinge-se o cerne de uma metalinguagem radiofônica e televisiva, da qual Lindonéia (Gil/Veloso, 1968) e Aquele abraço (1969) são para nós representativas. Par a par com o teor intertextual das metacanções de Gilberto Gil, esta tese estabelece relações entre seu cancioneiro e obras literárias e musicais brasileiras. As análises das canções incorporam também a pesquisa em jornais e arquivos da ditadura, assim como a bibliografia sobre tropicalismo e canção dos anos 1960.
Title in English
On the Other Side of the Mirror: Gilberto Gil and Tropicalist Metasong
Keywords in English
Brazilian literature
Gilberto Gil
Popular music
Protest song
Tropicalism
Abstract in English
This study examines Gilberto Gil's metalanguage from 1963 to 1969, encompassing the pre- Tropicalist, Tropicalist, and post-Tropicalist periods. The following chapters seek to identify the representation of the song and the musician characters in the phonograms, intending to interpret the work of an artist who extensively experienced, like few others, the productive and symbolic transformations of his field throughout the 1960s. Tracks like "Serenata do teleco-teco", "Meu luar, minhas canções", and even "Eu vim da Bahia", composed in Salvador between 1963 and 1965, have a confessional component to them, in addition to the lunar themes present in the serenades. While Gil's early interviews reveal the commercial determinants of musical production and dissemination, his lyrics take some time to address these themes, but they seem to begin to intuit them in "Lunik 9" (1966). Towards the end of the decade, a metalanguage specific to radio and television emerged, with "Lindonéia" (Gil/Veloso, 1968) and "Aquele abraço" (1969) serving as representative examples. In parallel to the intertextual nature of Gilberto Gil's metasongs, this thesis establishes connections between his song repertoire and Brazilian literary and musical works. The song analyses also include research from dictatorship-era publications and archives, encompassing references from the literature on Tropicalism and music during the 1960s.
 
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2024-02-27
 
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