Caipiras narratives and the reinvention of everyday in paulistan

Abstract

From the research report carried out in the Boa Vista neighborhood, in Caçapava (SP), it was intended to analyze performances of storytellers in the rural neighborhoods of the region named by Antonio Candido, in Os Parceiros from Rio Bonito, from Paulistânia caipira. Considering that traditional ways of narrating such as Candido described no longer exist in the researched region, and that the narration takes place in other social settings, we decided to analyze audio interviews in order to describe these new narrative practices. Thus, we sought to discuss how oral narratives told in everyday life can be considered as resignification of reality and creation, even after aggressive socioeconomic changes, which produce non-legitimate narrators and fragmented communities societies, questioning the possibility of existence of narration in means of urbanization.