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Ana Clara Ribeiro
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Freelance Writer, PopMatters
Brazil, Curitiba
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Biography
Music, marketing, branding & IP writer (among other jobs & hobbies) | Editorial Board member of The Rhizomatic Revolution Review [20130613], academic journal focused on BTS and ARMY | Words in Portuguese and English |
Intellectual Property Law , Music Business , K Pop , Brazilian Pop , Songwriting
Fake news, immoral content
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By Ana Clara Ribeiro| PopMatters Verified History tends to repeat itself when it comes to music genres being disrupted by technology. Be it for the replacement of real musicians for machines or the simplification of the sound, the “electronic” version of music genres often faces resistance and prejudice. The narrative was no different with Brazil’s beloved forró, the genre born in the country’s Northeastern backlands whose instrumentals are marked by the combination of accordion, zabumba, and triangle.
By Ana Clara Ribeiro| PopMatters Verified DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS Rimas While a bit semantically vague and increasingly emptied by fandoms eager to elevate their idols, the expression “” is often used in social media and online communities to describe an entertainment product’s massive impact on people and culture. If you need a reference of what a “cultural moment” is, think of (or get to know) the phenomenon Bad Bunny created with albums like Un Verano Sin Ti (2022).
By Ana Clara Ribeiro| PopMatters Verified Pop music is a mirror of its time. In Brazil, it’s hard not to connect the best music released in 2024 with the themes that dominated politics, culture, and social media discussions throughout the year. This was the year when Black Consciousness Day became a holiday across all Brazilian states, and pop music played the same tune. Many of 2024’s finest albums celebrated Black culture and ancestry, weaving stories of pride and joy into the soundscape of contemporary Brazil.
Company Info
PopMatters
PopMatters is an international online magazine dedicated to cultural criticism and analysis. Founded in 1999 by Sarah Zupko, it offers a diverse range of content that covers various aspects of pop culture, including music, television, films, books, video games, sports, theatre, visual arts, travel, and the Internet. The magazine aims to educate and entertain its readers with intelligent reviews, engaging interviews, in-depth essays, and regular columns. With a monthly readership exceeding one million as of 2005, PopMatters appeals to a broad audience interested in insightful writing about contemporary culture. Its content is indexed in academic databases, highlighting its appeal to both popular and academic audiences. The magazine provides global coverage of cultural products and identities, addressing topics from Latin America to Asia and exploring a wide range of ethnic issues. PopMatters is committed to delivering daily content updates from Monday to Friday, making it a comprehensive platform for pop culture enthusiasts.
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