COUNTERSTALKS OF INDIGENOUS PURITY: the IndianiRAP as an opportunity to feel, stress and intervene from the emotions
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emotional narratives
contact zone
self-representations
identity
IndianiRAP

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Santofimio Rojas, G. A. . (2023). COUNTERSTALKS OF INDIGENOUS PURITY: the IndianiRAP as an opportunity to feel, stress and intervene from the emotions. Signo Y Pensamiento, 42. https://doi.org/10.11144/Javeriana.syp42.cpii
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Approaching the rap of young Colombian Indigenous people has been a possibility of affectation through their rhythms, narratives of Lives and stories; mobilizing and resignifying understandings about the Indigenous as bets in tension in their conceptual imbalance itself. To do this, the self-representation policies reflected in their musical proposals were addressed, the disputes that arise from rap and the way in which to encounter them from emotions were identified. As a result, and first contribution, the IndianiRAP is theorized as an intervention as an identity process that transgresses the binarism and salvationist conceptions of indigenous subjects cataloged as pure and immovable beings.

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