Ideologies of marginality in Brazilian hip hop

Ideologies of Marginality in Brazilian Hip Hop

Volumn , Issue , 2008, Pages 1-210

  Pardue, Derek ^a  

^a WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY   (United States)

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317. Aldimir. December 10, 2001. Speech given during inauguration event for Cidade Tiradentes Community Library.
318. André. February 22, 2002. A founder of Bocada Forte. Informal conversation in the downtown galerias of May 24th Street.
319. André. May 11, 2002. Phone conversation about Web sites and the future of hip hop in São Paulo.
320. Batista. November 1995. Conversations at the State University of São Paulo, MNU headquarters in São Bernardo do Campo, near nightclub SambaLove.
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322. Borges, Neuza. November 3, 2001. Former secretary of culture in São Bernardo do Campo. Downtown public park conversation.
323. Brown, King Nino. April, 1997. Zulu King, first Brazilian member of the Universal Zulu Nation since March 1994. Informal interview in Nino’s home in São Bernardo do Campo.
324. Brown, King Nino. July 15, 1999. Soul and funk activists, hip hop historiographer. Recorded interview in Nino’s home in São Bernardo do Campo.
325. Brown, King Nino. August 22, 2001. Informal visit and conversation in author’s apartment.
326. Brown, King Nino. April 11, 2002. Conversation at Casa de Cultura Hip Hop in Diadema.
327. Brown, King Nino. November 20, 2002. President of Zulu Nation Brasil. E-mail conversation.
328. Cafu. January 10, 2002. Rapper. Conversation in Santo André home.
329. Casa de Cultura Hip Hop. February 27, 2002. Participation in steering committee meeting for the upcoming Hip-hop em ação (Hip hop in action).
330. Cleberson. January 22, 2002. Conversation with state employee at the Regional Administration office in Campo Limpo district of São Paulo.
331. Comando Negro. February 1997. Conversation with members of rap group and their girlfriends in São Bernardo do Campo home of rapper Nepalm.
332. C.O.T. A Fusão. April 11, 2002. Rap Group. Casa de Cultura Hip Hop, Diadema.
333. Cris. July 1999. Rapper. Conversation in "black" beauty salon in downtown mall (galeria).
334. DJ Éboni. March 1, 2002. Graphic designer and hip hop activist. Conversation in Éboni’s home in Parque Santo Antônio on the south side of São Paulo.
335. DJ Erry-G. April 16, 2002. Founder of Guerreiros Produções, member of Zulu Nation Brasil, and director of Projeto Dos Tambores aos Toca Discos. Conversation with DJ and pedagogue Érry-G in his south side residence.
336. DJ Erry-G. December 29, 2005. Conversation at Casa de Cultura Hip Hop in Diadema.
337. DJ Erry-G. May 25, 2007. Phone conversation.
338. DJ Erry-G. July 15, 2007. Conversation in his south side residence.
339. DJ Hum. March 9, 2002. DJ and producer Hum from the duo Tháide e DJ Hum. Phone conversation.
340. DJ Ícaro. May 12, 2002. DJ in São Paulo community radio station. Informal conversation at the radio station.
341. DJ Jair. May 10, 2002. DJ in São Paulo community radio station. Informal conversation at the radio station.
342. DJ Lâmina. October 21, 2001. Conversation at east side posse meeting.
343. DJ Marcão. June 22, 1999. DJ and hip hop activist. Informal conversation in his home on the east side of São Paulo.
344. DJ Marquinhos. September 20, 2001. Visit to east side home.
345. DJ Q-Suco. July 2007. Conversation in south side home.
346. DJ Simplício. July 1999. Conversation in downtown studio of rap group Sampa Crew.
347. DJ Tanque and Wesley. March 7, 2002. Informal conversation at Casa de Cultural Hip Hop, Diadema.
348. Drica. March 3, 2002. Conversation during the Hip hop in action event dedicated to gender issues and the role of women in Brazilian hip hop.
349. Edilane. December 10, 2001. Informal conversation at inauguration of Cidade Tiradentes Community Library.
350. Edivelton. December 12, 2001. Member of Aliança Negra Posse and rapper for Shalom Adanai. Cidade Tiradentes residence.
351. Fábio Féter. April 9, 2002. Leader, composer, and main rapper of Sistema Racional. Personal conversation in downtown Santo André.
352. Fantasma. March 22, 2002. Member of Zulu Nation Brasil and DJ professor at Casa de Cultura Hip Hop in Diadema. Conversation in his home in the district of Pedreira on the south side of São Paulo.
353. Fran. July 15, 2005. Organizer of Rap em Festa of CEDECA.
354. Giro. February-March 2002. Rapper. Conversations in car and his south side home.
355. Gordo. March 29, 2002. Conversation with rapper Gordo at the Casa de Cultura Hip Hop in Diadema.
356. Gregório. April 1997. DJ and Producer. Conversation at this east side home.
357. Ice Bronx. November 20, 2001. President of Posse União da Periferia. Conversation before weekly meeting.
358. Ice-Ice. June 21, 1999. Member of CEDECA and Força Ativa. Conversation at CEDECA meeting in São Paulo.
359. Jabu. February 7, 2002. Conversation with Jabu in his south side São Paulo home/studio.
360. Jamal. March 10, 2002. Rapper and producer. Conversation in his south side home.
361. Jay, Bob. November 14, 2001. DJ of the group RDM. Galerias in downtown São Paulo.
362. Kall. December 20, 2003. Member of posse Conceitos de Rua. Conversation at Hip Hop em Ação event at the Casa de Hip Hop in Diadema.
363. Manga. May 12, 2002. Zine producer / rapper for RU10. Studio of producer Fegato, Santo André.
364. Marquinhos Funky Soul and Nino Brown. April 6, 1997. Two transitional figures who link funk, soul, and hip hop in São Paulo. Conversation after posse meeting.
365. Maulana. November 27, 2001. Conversation outside of nightclub regarding the hip hop contest.
366. Maulana. July 7, 2002. Phone conversation about the future of Brazilian hip hop.
367. Moisés. December 9, 2001. Member of Força Ativa. Phone conversation.
368. Natto, Antonio. July 7, 1999. Building superintendent and local historian of the downtown galerias de 24 de Maio. Informal conversation.
369. Nepalm. December 2004. Rapper. Conversation in his home in São Bernardo do Campo.
370. Pedro and Gil. December 17-18, 2001. Social workers for the city of São Bernardo do Campo. Interviews conducted in their city office spaces.
371. Periferia em Chamas. September 2001. Rap group. Conversation with DJ Canhoto and rapper Jefferson in downtown May 24th galeria.
372. Pimentel, Spensy. October 12, 2001. Informal conversation with political and community activist and graduate student about his partnership with CEDECA in Jardim Sapopemba.
373. Pregador Luo. February 15, 2002. Rapper of the group Apocalipse 16. Phone interview.
374. Rappin’ Hood and Nino Brown. August 12, 2001. Informal conversation during public hip hop event on south side of São Paulo.
375. Santos. July 1999. Rapper. Conversation at Diadema event.
376. Sharylaine. December 2004. Rapper. Conversation in a workshop sponsored by CEU (Unified Educational Centers) on the east side of São Paulo.
377. Simara. December 20, 2005. Conversation at the Casa de Cultura Hip Hop in Diadema.
378. Soul Sisters. January 19, 2002. Interview with the members of Soul Sisters in Nino Brown’s office inside the Canhema Cultural Center in Diadema.
379. Talis. October 22, 2005. B-boy and graffiti artist. Conversation at a show at east side public park.
380. Thaíde. May 4, 2002. Rapper of pioneering group Thaíde e DJ Hum. Phone interview.
381. Triunfo, Nelsão. July 17, 1999. Video recorded interview as part of FEBEM document for Posse Hausa.
382. Triunfo, Nelsão. October 12, 2001. B-Boy and hip hop historian/activist. Casa de Cultura Hip Hop, Diadema.
383. Triunfo, Nelsão. November 22, 2004. Conversation during the event organized by Kall at Pontificate Catholic University in São Paulo.
384. X. September 22, 2001. Member of the Brasília group Câmbio Negro. X among others participated in a public debate about the role of hip hop in the media and Brazilian popular culture at the SESC (Social Service for Commerce).
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