Art and Culture

By Wilson Honório da Silva To begin with, it must be said that, for various reasons, this is one of those texts that “took on a life of its own,” having already been written, rewritten, and published many times since November. To be writing about it again now obviously has to do with Fernanda Torres […]

In hip-hop circles it is often said that rap has won over the market; in reality, the process was the opposite: the capitalist market appropriated rap. By Hertz Dias* “While stimulating the progressive development of technique, competition gradually consumes, not only the intermediary layers, but itself as well. Over the corpses and the semi-corpses of […]