Symbolisms, sexual stereotypes and gender violence in reggaeton

del Pilar Mori Sánchez M.; Romero C.A.V.; Carrasco G.C.C.; Ames E.J. · Encuentros (Maracaibo) (2023) · DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.7527755

Resumen

Reggaeton lyrics accentuate differences based on stereotypes that are configured in society through symbolic violence, where perceptions, values and beliefs are naturalized from the collective imaginary imposed from a position of social roles. The article analyzes gender violence based on the symbolisms and meanings presented in reggaeton and incorporated into social coexistence. The results show that in the social sphere the attribution of stereotypes linked to power, recognition and acceptance are perpetuated, with emphasis on the binary distribution of being a woman and a man which is constantly legitimized in the interaction in their environments.

Instituciones: Universidad César Vallejo