Os dez melhores cartazes dos Filhos da Revolução do Brasil
São famosos os cartazes da Revolução Russa, com seus punhos cerrados, foice amestrada e martelo industrial alimentada nas veias abertas na Sibéria. Sem contar os filmes, as poesias e as músicas.
Pois aqui nos Tristes Trópicos, os bisnetos dessa Revolução Comunista, netos do pré-64, e filhos de 68 empoleirados ora no Poder, voltam às ruas divorciados das classes trabalhadoras da UNE e CUT.
Em compensação, sobra sabor de sopro novo no horizonte, donos de centavos que dão um chega para lá nas autoridades vigentes, ex-guerrilheiros, à sombra do sempre aparato coronelístico-militarista.
The ten best posters of the Sons of the Revolution in Brazil
Are famous posters of the Russian Revolution, with his fists clenched, sickle and hammer tame industrial fed in open veins in Siberia. Not counting the movies, poetry and songs.
For here in Tristes Tropiques, the great-grandchildren of this Communist Revolution, the pre-64 grandchildren, and 68 children perched in power now, back to the streets divorced from the working classes and the UNE CUT.
Instead, plenty of flavor blow again on the horizon, owners cents giving a reach beyond the existing authorities, former guerrillas, the shadow of the ever-militarist coronelístico apparatus.
Portanto, os pais dos Filhos da Revolução que acontece nas ruas de todo o Brasil, de Norte a Sul, estão de quatro, embasbacados, desnorteados e encastelados atrás de grades hoje bem reforçadas.
Para mim, no entanto, o melhor de tudo isto é vislumbrar o futuro através dos cartazes não mais impresos em gráficas clandestinas ou mimeógrafos gelatinosos, mas feitos no ato da rua, no repente.
Eis alguns dos melhores momentos espalhados nesta Primavera Brasileira:
Therefore, parents of the Sons of the Revolution that happens on the streets all over Brazil, from north to south, are four, dumbfounded, bewildered and entrenched behind bars today and strengthened.
For me, however, the best of all this is to see the future through posters impresos no more graphic in clandestine or mimeograph gelatinous, but made upon the street, in a sudden.
Here are some of the best moments spread this Brazilian`s Spring:
There’s so much wrong that does’nt fit on this poster
Your son does’nt run out of a fight
Take the black money of politicians. Do not clean the money of the people.
Your son does’nt run out of a fight
When your child will sick, take him to the football stadium (FIFA)
A silent society does’nt change.
A people who vote on the thighs takes in the ass.
Who decides the elections in Brazil are not the newspapers, but who cleans the ass with them.
Ô uniformed (police). You are also explored.
Dilma (president of Brazil – Dilma Roussef), it’s your fault.
Today the class is on the street.
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