A Rede Enraizados e o Movimento Hip Hop: ritornelos territoriais e o desenvolvimento da rádio web

Abstract

Hip hop is a political, social and cultural movement present in the peripheries of Brazil since the 1980 s. Hip hop has been developing over the years, creating space, gaining visibility and expanding its audience, especially among segments of urban youth. This study aimes to investigate the Movimento Enraizados, an organization of Baixada Fluminense s hip hop that articulates and interacts with partners in several states and some other countries. In this context, the study selected three issues as axes for analysis. How the Enraizados network was created and what are its main features? How the Enraizados Movement produces existential territories in the Baixada Fluminense? How the Movimento Enraizados uses radio language to express their actions? For the analysis of the issues raised, the research used the theoretical framework of Antonio Negri and Deleuze & Guattari, weaving the concepts of common crowd, free radio, ritornelos. The headquarters of the Movimento Enraizados in Morro Agudo / Nova Iguaçu, is the center of the Enraizados Network and responsible for promotion of information in its various communication channels. While shooting their projects and initiatives in building a network of intercontinental mutual-aid, the Movement Rooted deterritorializes meanings and practices of Baixada Fluminense. This deterritorialization produces a strong message of cultural militancy to young people and strengthens networks for the construction of new biopolitical resistence in these territories