"Vem sem cantar de galo que eu não vou admitir": enfrentamento ao patriarcalismo nas canções de Pitty e Karol Conká

Abstract

This work aims to debate the representation of women in pop songs, more specifically in Pitty and Karol Conka' s production. Based on a transdisciplinary conception within the scope of the literary studies, and mobilizing theoretical benchmarks of feminism and black feminism, it is intended to understand how the lyrics of the songs fit into a context of confrontation in the face of patriarchal hegemony and can be interpreted as part of devices that can contribute to the strengthening of feminist discourse. Therefore, Pitty and Karol Conka's lyrics choice is justified by the fact that the interpreters assume a position of political militancy through art, marked by the confrontation of the legitimizing discourses of the patriarchy. In this way, we intend to understand how, from the tensions represented in pop songs, it is possible to root out traditional paradigms of women representation, with the aim of pointing to alternative positions.