“Não é Só Uma Festa, Tá Ligado?” Trabalho e circuitos afetivos em coletivos musicais TLGBQIA+ no Sul do Brasil

Resumo (EN)

This article addresses the operationalizations of affect theories in their relation to electronic music parties, from a Global South perspective. The objective is to understand the collective and singular compositions made possible by the encounter with music, as an intensifying element of affects, as well as the work necessary for the agency of these affects. Using an ethnographically inspired methodology and an exploratory approach that includes observation and informal interviews, we discuss work, affective circuits, and musical scenes in a pilot analysis of the 5th anniversary party of Coletivo T, in Porto Alegre, southern Brazil. Thus, the discussion about parties, corporealities, and urban spaces is carried out from an archaeology of the electronic music scene in the city, which leads to a circuit distinct from its beginning, bringing ruptures and continuities in relation to the aesthetics and identities of these events and their participants.