Comunicação e memória em textos de coletivos de teatro feminista no Brasil

This article focuses on the political and cultural actions of the migrant collective Sarau das Américas in São Paulo, Brazil. Taking as its premise the notion of culture in its political senses, as well as the youth (in the plural) oriented towards forms of presence led by young people in urban contexts, we analyze the collective's activities, emphasizing their actions in 2020 and 2021, years of the Covid-19 pandemic, which interrupted the group's in-person activities and directed them to the online sphere. We seek to understand these actions, their main themes, and how the meetings/events took place, in an attempt to interpret forms of belonging, identities, and re-existences that emerged there, and the uses of the technicalities involved in these mediated performances, activating ways of being together and senses of presence.