BRASIL. POLÍTICA Y ARQUITECTURA: UN DIÁLOGO AMBIGUO
Abstract
Entre las múltiples representacionesdel Brasil, predominan las imágenes
extremas: una idílica y otra satánica.
A lo largo del siglo XX, el país se
identificó con la exuberancia de su
naturaleza, el carácter afable y risueño
de la población mestiza y la creatividad
de sus manifestaciones artísticas.
Carmen Miranda, Walt Disney y Tom
Jobim, difundieron urbe et orbi la alegría
de la samba, del carnaval y la
integración de Zé Carioca en el
contexto americano.
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Segre Prando, R. (2012). BRASIL. POLÍTICA Y ARQUITECTURA: UN DIÁLOGO AMBIGUO. Revista científica De Arquitectura Y Urbanismo, 28(1), 74–75. Retrieved from https://rau.cujae.edu.cu/index.php/revistaau/article/view/187
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