Lana Del Rey, a sweet serial killer: fellowship, sublimation e catharsis at the Lollapalooza Brazil
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.4013/fem.2019.212.05Abstract
Back in Brazil after 5 years without performing in the country, singer Lana Del Rey was part of the Lollapalooza Brasil 2018 festival line-up. In this article, we scrutinize at how the singer’s spectacle, viewed by us as an artistic work reconfigured in the contemporary context and displaced from canonical logics of this aesthetic, is configured as a possibility of fruition from three categories – fellowship, sublimation and catharsis –, the experiential prime being in the song Serial Killer. We set up a methodological course that pervades discussions about performance and body, basing ourselves in aspects that approach representativeness and possibility of experience. The concert takes on a sui generis “aesthetic practice”, in order to stress poetic reconfigurations of the individuals and the artist.
Keywords: Performance. Body. Fellowship. Sublimation. Catharsis.
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