Not liking skank seemed terribly rare. The band is like mozzarella pizza, you might not even be a fan but I doubt you wouldn’t appreciate it.
But don’t know Skank? I never thought that this is possible. However, BBB 23 has helped expand my understanding of today’s world.
Mineiros were a cultural phenomenon in the crazy 1990’s. After the reasonable success of their first album in 1993, they exploded with the next, 1994’s Calango. And they doubled the bet with 1996’s Samba Poconé.
That made her an institution for my generation. Since then they have released many hits, but in a different music market and an increasingly segmented content consumption scenario.
I was amazed that participants like Key Alves and Bruno Gaga didn’t seem to know a single letter of the firecrackers sung by Samuel Rosa and his colleagues. my nonsense
What I understand as a generational milestone in this case is not the fact that younger people don’t know something I think is so big for the very popular Brazilian universe as a skank, but the fact that there are groups of younger people who don’t know the skank . And millions of other references that I think are important but won’t be for them.
We often discover numbers with millions of followers on social networks or hundreds of thousands of books or series sold that are the big topic for a specific audience. The future has bubbled us all, and a space for community between different villages such as the BBB is becoming increasingly rare.
As Fred Nicácio would say when quoting Lulu Santos, so goes humanity. Okay for me.
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