WE, GIRL CARETOS
The Inclusion of Women in Street Masquerades
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https://doi.org/10.35699/2238-2046.2024.52776Keywords:
Street masquerades, Ox of masks, Caretos of Grijó de ParadaAbstract
This paper tackles the interventions and transformations of women's participation in the
contemporary street masquerades, through the case studies of the Boi de mascaras (Ox of masks), from São Caetano de Odivelas (PA) and the Caretos from Grijó de Parada (PT). The Ethnographic field research occurred from May 2018 to March 2019, with the collection of free narrative Interviews. It identifies the process of inclusion of women as protagonists of the masquerades, in the organization of the festivities and in the ludic and scenic experience of the streets, as an identitarian transformation factor, contributing for the apprehension of cultural significances that keep these expressions alive.
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