Devido às marmeladas, adeus carnaval. Um dia voltaremos: escolas de samba e cultura popular no Rio de Janeiro dos anos 30

Abstract

This dissertation deals with the Carnival samba school in its formative period in the 1930s. Introducing the Neighbor Faladeira seeks to identify their transgressions in the context of the institutionalization of so-called "traditional carnival samba schools" of the city. We seek to understand the reasons that led to Neighbor Faladeira to move away from the dispute and end their carnival samba school activities as well identifying the various tensions surrounding the Carnival samba school. Checking the Neighbor Faladeira parades to identify various aesthetic forms that reveal the taut dialogue between different groups in society and the desire to make a carnival increasingly popular. This paper seeks to launch a new look at the carnival party understanding the popular culture as the site of symbolic meanings disputes, breaking with the visions and anthropological folklore, focusing on the disputes between groups and representations in art forms of the samba schools