Tropicália
- noun
- /ˌtrɒpɪˈkɑːliə/
- The Tropicália movement revolutionized Brazilian music.
Examples
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Many artists in the 1960s embraced Tropicália to challenge cultural and political norms.
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Her paintings reflect the colorful and experimental spirit of Tropicália.
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The album is considered a classic of the Tropicália movement in Brazilian music.
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Many artists embraced Tropicália in their works.
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The album is considered a classic of the Tropicália movement in Brazilian music.
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Many artists in the 1960s embraced Tropicália to challenge cultural and political norms.
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Her paintings reflect the colorful and experimental spirit of Tropicália.
Synonyms
A Brazilian music and art movement that mixes traditional culture with modern foreign ideas
Surface Forms
Etymology
Tropicália comes from the Portuguese word tropical ('of the tropics') plus the ending -ia, a common way to name a style or movement. So the name points to a late 1960s Brazilian art and music movement that mixed local 'tropical' culture with modern and international ideas.