A constitutividade do sujeito compositor perpassada pela memória, identidade e sentido em "mãe", de Emicida

Abstract

Emicida represents a specific profile of Brazilians, characterized as a young individual from humble origins who faces adversity and has their basic rights denied. However, through introspection into his own history and experiences, he has demonstrated resilience and motivated others in similar situations not only to survive but also to aspire to great achievements and attain success. The central objective of this study is to investigate the constitutiveness of the subject Leandro Roque de Oliveira, known as Emicida, in the context of the music video entitled "Mãe" ("Mother"). Emicida is recognized as a renowned Brazilian rapper, singer, songwriter, entrepreneur, and presenter, whose influence in the national hip-hop scene has been prominent since the 2000s. This research proposes an analytical-descriptive investigation, grounded in a Semiotic-Narrative-Discursive analysis, divided into three segments of Emicida's music video "Mãe". Additionally, colloquial and poetic elements present in the work were analyzed, allowing for various interpretations concerning the struggle against racism, the inequality experienced in the outskirts, and the denials that, even in the face of them, shape the subject's identity and ideology.