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Brazilian funk, or funk carioca, a form of the popular culture from the favelas, or hillside slums, and other low-income neighborhoods of Rio de Janeiro, is as multi-dimensional and ambiguous as the social reality from which it comes and is often misunderstood by outside observers and vilified in the media. Incorporating counter-cultural aspects of the international Black movement and world hip-hop and fusing them together with the culture of the favelas, funk has evolved into a rich musical form characterized by irony, complex masking and subversive messages and practices.

To examine these practices in funk, the author combines literary and cultural theory with social science hypotheses on the nature of the ¡°social bandit¡± and the power of Rio¡¯s drug gangs, as well as an ethnographic perspective mostly focusing on the community of the favela of Rocinha. After providing background on the climate of violence in Rio de Janeiro and discussing the social and economic organization of the community of Rocinha in general terms, he explores the nature of the baile funk in favelas as a platform for the staging of the power of the drug traffickers. he also attempts to map out the ideological contours of the rule of criminal factions in the partially alternative social formation of the favelas, paying special attention to lyrics of a style of underground funk music known as proibid?o, one of the principal practices through which the legitimacy of these drug traffickers is produced and lived. Finally, he examines the utopian character of funk as a form of entertainment as an example of the tendencies of ¡®black Atlantic¡¯ cultures of the African Diaspora. He also explores its similarities with Brazilian Modernismo, compare it to contemporary Carnival and situate it in the context of other styles of popular music in Brazil.

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Photo Gallery
Foreword by Carlos Palombini

Chapter 1 Funk Rio
Chapter 2 Machine Gun Voices
Chapter 3 Writing about Funk Carioca
Chapter 4 Proibid?o and Rio¡¯s Gangs
Chapter 5 Rocinha Favela
Chapter 6 Crimes of Self Defense
Chapter 7 Social Bandits in Funk
Chapter 8 Bandits of Christ
Chapter 9 Trafficking Culture
Chapter 10 Musical Survival Tactics
Chapter 11 Utopias de Favela
Chapter 12 Mixes from the Margins
Chapter 13 Last Dance

Afterword
Appendix
Index

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Through it all, I went from starry-eyed visitor to community activist and adopted Rocinha as something of a long-term home. Of course, I¡¯m not making any claims to have authority as a native of the community. I¡¯m not a native of Rocinha. But my status as resident did impact my research and this book. So, too, did my role as researcher, community activist and educator. Undoubtedly, my research also has been affected by the fact I am a US-born, middle-class, white male with a Ph.D. Hopefully, instead of radical objectivity the somewhat ambivalent perspectives I have developed have strengthened my analysis in some ways, even as it has undoubtedly presented certain limitations. -31p

Within minutes, the street where the bank was located, the Caminho do Boiadeiro, was swarming with heavily armed gangsters from the boca-de-fumoboca-de-fumo, who were considered responsible for protecting the bank. But these gangsters were not alone. They had called the local police officers to help them find the assailants. Together, the unlikely partners were slowly walking up and down the street-gangsters and police, together-trying to get to the bottom of the matter and find the culprits. Had the guilty parties been found within the favela, they would likely have been executed, as a means of keeping the rules and affirming the authority of the boca. Such would have been the case even if the gang had caught the bank robbers in the most commercially developed areas of Rocinha. -143-144p

A good deal of the energy in the funk dance came from the music itself, not only rhythmically or even emotionally but also from a sonic standpoint. In the music, the constant chaotic and individual sounds of the city and the favela were drowned out by the music blaring from the wall of speakers and replaced by a restful and harmonious flow of pulsing music. It energized the crowd, as fans were filled with its rhythms and melodies, lifted up and swept away in the flood of throbbing bass pouring out of the subwoofers. That blanket of sound covered the fans with an irresistibly invigorating collective heartbeat. -277p

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