Brazilian popular music and globalization/ edited by Charles A. Perrone & Christopher Dunn.

Includes bibliographical and discographical references, and index.

"Chiclete com banana:" internationalization in Brazilian popular music / Charles A. Perrone and Christopher Dunn -- Carmen Mirandadada / Caetano Veloso -- Myth, melopeia, and mimesis: Black Orpheus, Orfeu, and internationalization in Brazilian popular music / Charles A. Perrone -- Tropicália, counterculture, and the diasporic imagination in Brazil / Christopher Dunn -- Globalizing Caetano Veloso: globalization as seen through a Brazilian pop prism / Liv Sovik -- Cannibals, mutants, and hipsters: the tropicalist revival / John J. Harvey -- Defeated rallies, mournful anthems, and the origins of Brazilian heavy metal / Idelber Avelar -- The localization of global funk in Bahia and in Rio / Livio Sansone -- World of fantasy, fantasy of the world: geographic space and representation of identity in the carnival of Salvador, Bahia / Milton Araújo Moura -- Songs of Olodum: ethnicity, activism, and art in a globalized carnival community / Piers Armstrong -- "Fogo na Babilônia": reggae, Black counterculture, and globalization in Brazil / Osmundo de Araújo Pinho -- Reggae and Samba-reggae in Bahia: a case of long-distance belonging / Antonio J.V. dos Santos Godi -- Black or Brau: music and subjectivity in a global context / Ari Lima -- Turned-around beat: Maracatu de Baque Virado and Chico science / Larry Crook -- Self-discovery in Brazilian popular music: Mestre Ambrósio / John Murphy -- "Good blood in the veins of this Brazilian Rio," or a cannibalist transnationalism / Frederick Moehn.