Film Lens
Rap de Saia is a documentary that presents the historical trajectory of Female Rap in Rio de Janeiro through the voices and rhymes of female rappers. It features artists like Márcia 2Pac and Afro Lady, who share their experiences and perspectives on the genre and its significance in their lives.
The film also addresses broader themes related to women in contemporary society, touching on issues such as anti-racism and the role of black women in the music scene. With a runtime of 18 minutes, it provides a concise yet impactful look at the intersection of culture and gender in the rap community.
Why Watch
- •Meet Márcia 2Pac and Afro Lady in their own words.
- •Find out about the role of women in Rio's rap scene.
- •See how rap addresses anti-racism themes.
Did You Know
•The documentary features five female rappers including Márcia 2Pac and Afro Lady.
•Rap de Saia was directed by Janaína Oliveira Refem.
•The film has a total duration of 18 minutes.
•It focuses on the historical trajectory of Female Rap in Rio de Janeiro.
Perfect For
Female empowermentBrazilian music cultureHip hop enthusiasts