A representação do corpo da mulher nas músicas Wada bomu de Zeburani e Dog style de Ziqo

Abstract

This work focuses on the representation of the female body in the literary context, taking as a basis the songs: Wada bomu, by Zeburani, and Dog style, by Ziqo - Maboazuda. Wada Bomu and Dog Style are two songs released at different times and sung by singers from different generations. However, both seem to portray the same themes, notably eroticism and sexuality, based on the physiognomy and anatomy of women, but using a very different language. Although there is this difference in the language used, the problem of the inferiority of the intellectual being of women and the overvaluation of physical attributes is very present in both musical compositions.