Musas e moscas na produção poética de Lucy Brandão: contracultura, tensão dissonante e hibridismo cultural

Abstract

Lucy Brandão's poetry, produced among the 70s, 80s and 90s of the 20th century, is characterized as a happening of the modern Alagoana Literature, by its expansionist, emancipative, renewable and democratic movement, in Néstor Garcia Canclini's sense (2003). Her poetry is borne on a negative and dissonant lyricism that has been already studied by Hugo Friedrich (1978). She performed her urban repentes and produced hybrid objects of art by mixing several languages and using a dense relation with ethics and aesthetics of existence, rare in her time. By the way, she joined the big refusal called counterculture in the occidental world, in a vanguard behaviour with the forefront of the post-60 maceioense artists that nourished themselves with the utopian reserves from the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century. Her voice registers, in the urban maceioense country, a singular aesthetic happening that promoted a transcultural trance in the traditional and the beat generation up-todating.