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Influências brasileiras num novo estilo comunicacional: uma visão invasora dos "brazucas" na radiodifusão portuguesa

Brasilian influences in a new communication style: an invasive view of "brazucas" in the Portuguese media
[journal article]

Lepetri, Paulo

Abstract

Esse artigo tem como objetivo abordar a importância que a linguagem radiodifusora brasileira teve para a portuguesa. Na perspetiva de que a linguagem brasileira foi fundamental para o surgimento de uma dinâmica que conduziu a um novo estilo comunicacional, tanto ao nível da programação como das em... view more

Esse artigo tem como objetivo abordar a importância que a linguagem radiodifusora brasileira teve para a portuguesa. Na perspetiva de que a linguagem brasileira foi fundamental para o surgimento de uma dinâmica que conduziu a um novo estilo comunicacional, tanto ao nível da programação como das emissões, o artigo vem demonstrar a relação histórica da comunicação lusa com a brasileira, através da invasão «brazuqueira». Esta invasão, que começou com a música popular brasileira, a partir da década de quarenta e provocada pelos inúmeros comunicadores brasileiros, chegados a Portugal. Foram estes profissionais de rádio e televisão que demarcaram uma nova intensidade comunicacional, extremamente contagiante no quotidiano de todos os recetores portugueses. Com a interferência dos «brazucas» na comunicação radiodifusora, vivenciamos uma nova postura, marco irreplicável e único no cenário deste país, trazendo uma nova imagem nos média portugueses, tocada pelas múltiplas alterações culturais, políticas e ideológicas.... view less


This article aims to address the importance that the Brazilian broadcasting language had for the Portuguese. In the perspective that the Brazilian language was fundamental for the emergence of a dynamic that led to a new communication style, both in terms of programming and emissions, the article de... view more

This article aims to address the importance that the Brazilian broadcasting language had for the Portuguese. In the perspective that the Brazilian language was fundamental for the emergence of a dynamic that led to a new communication style, both in terms of programming and emissions, the article demonstrates the historical relationship between Portuguese and Brazilian communication through the "brasuqueira ». This invasion, which began with Brazilian popular music, from the 1940s, and provoked by countless Brazilian communicators, arrived in Portugal. It was these radio and television professionals that demarcated a new intensity of communication, extremely contagious in the daily lives of all Portuguese recipients. With the interference of the "Brazucas" in the broadcasting communication, we experienced a new posture, an unmistakable and unique landmark in this country's scenario, bringing a new image in the Portuguese media, touched by multiple cultural, political and ideological changes.... view less

Keywords
broadcasting; pop music; communication; broadcast program; Brazil; radio; Portuguese; spoken language; radio program

Classification
Broadcasting, Telecommunication

Free Keywords
Rádio; televisão; linguagem comunicacional; brazuca

Document language
Portuguese

Publication Year
2018

Page/Pages
p. 61-70

Journal
OMNIA - Revista Interdisciplinar de Ciências e Artes, 8 (2018) 1

DOI
https://doi.org/10.23882/OM08-1-2018-I

ISSN
2183-4008

Status
Published Version; peer reviewed

Licence
Creative Commons - Attribution 4.0


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