Abstract

FILHO, João Lindolfo. Hip hoppers: “bros” (brothers) in culture. Rev. bras. psicanál [online]. 2015, vol.49, n.3, pp. 154-171. ISSN 0486-641X.

Tribal bonds were destroyed by kidnapping, compulsory oceanic raid, and forced, slave labor. New brotherhoods of resistance and fight are formed every day especially from common cultural traces and ideals of freedom, equality, fraternity, and happiness; it also happens for the children of Africa. These ideals have spread and reinvented themselves virally across the planet, in reinterpretations and interactions with other cultures and ethnicities, since the first transatlantic dialogues. Little by little, world social and cultural scenery has been changed, becoming less unequal and freer, friendlier, happier, more conscious, more colourful, and more musical, despite the obstacles they face.

Keywords : diaspora; resistance; identities; suburban ghetto youth (youth in the outlying ghettos of a metropolis); cultural productions; sociabilities; genocide.

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