EMPODÉRATE O MUERE EN EL TRATO: Un análisis temático y narrativo de los videos musicales más famosos de las divas del pop brasileño
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Este artículo relata cómo el empoderamiento femenino y la cosificación sexual femenina están presentes en videos musicales y canciones pertenecientes a las Divas del Pop Brasileño. A partir de un análisis temático de videoclips y letras, se analizaron cerca de 70 videoclips y canciones presentes en Youtube. En comparación con los artistas masculinos, las artistas femeninas estaban más cosificadas sexualmente, sujetas a estándares de apariencia más estrictos y tenían más probabilidades de demostrar un comportamiento sexualmente atractivo; además, las cantantes femeninas fueron sujetas a roles secundarios en sus videos musicales antes de la participación masculina. Por lo tanto, el consumo de canciones y videos musicales de las Divas del Pop Brasileño puede influir y reforzar actitudes sexistas y cosificación sexual de la figura femenina para sus consumidores, ya que estas actitudes se normalizan en los videos musicales y canciones actuales de las cantantes más aclamadas de Brasil.Palabras clave
consumo de música, cultura, objetivación sexual, género.Descargas
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