Feminism is the movement that fights for women's equal rights, since even today, for women, wages are lower, the dangers in everyday life are greater, among other issues.
Another point is the breaking of societal standards that have long determined what kind of behavior a woman might or might not have, as well as trying to define even her physical appearance.
Does the movement break these standards and reinforce the claim that every woman can be and do what she wants and should be respected? on the street, at home, at work, everywhere and at all times.
Many singers who are part of this fight are using their songs to talk about the theme. At different rates, with different focuses, but always betting on feminine power. Here are some that will help you empower yourself!
1. Run The World (Girls) by Beyoncé
The American singer is one of the icons of feminism. In addition to recording several songs that talk about female empowerment since the time she was part of the Destiny's Child group, she also often addresses the topic on other occasions, such as events and interviews. The lyrics of? Run The World? It is a message to all to say that women are increasingly independent and that they rule the world.
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2. Deconstructing Amelia, by Pitty
Pitty is always raising the banner of feminism, both on social networks and on GNT's Saia Justa program, of which she is one of the presenters. And in the songs, of course. Deconstructing Amelia Is it a reference to the old? Oh I miss Amelia ?, which speaks of a woman who does everything for the man and talks about a modern woman who has multifunction? She is a mother, wife, studies, works and walks her own way.
3. It's about to be born man who will send me by Valesca Popozuda
Whether it's a personal or professional life, Valesca is the kind of woman who always spoke her mind, always did what she wanted, and always fought for her goals, regardless of people's comments and judgments. The title of this song is a message to men who think they can control women's lives.
4. Tombei, by Karol Conká
One of the main names of the new generation of Brazilian singers, Karol has arrived? with his strong opinions, his resolute manner and his songs with lyrics that deal with the feminist movement. In this way, it has been gaining a growing audience and showing that this is how it wants women to be: to have attitude and not to care about the opinions of those who just want to underestimate them.
5. Black Women, by Yzalú
The singer, not yet well known by the general public, is a name already established in the hip hop movement and has recorded with several Brazilian rappers. The song? Black Women? became a reference for black feminism. Your first CD was released in 2016, is it called? My Bossa is Treta? and has other songs that also talk about feminism and racism.
6. Independent Women, by Destiny? S Child
The song, whose title translated into Portuguese means "Independent Women", speaks exactly of the importance of achieving financial independence and being able to pay their own bills, as well as buy what you want without needing anyone. By the time it was released it was a big hit and was among the most played in the United States for almost three months.
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7. Girl Play, by MC Soffia
If it weren't for the still childish voice, no one would say that MC Soffia is only 13 years old when she heard her sing. Her lyrics, composed by herself, are empowering. They speak of black beauty and feminine power. In? Girl Play? she questions stereotypes like flying a kite and playing ball, and says that girls can play anything they want, because what matters is joy and fun. A great tip for showing kids!
8. Pagu, by Rita Lee
A pioneer, Rita Lee was one of the first women in Brazilian rock, a market that is still mostly male today. Questioning, it broke with behavior patterns when the definitions of male and female were even more traditional. The song? Pagu ?, which was recorded by her in partnership with other singers, such as Zélia Duncan, tells of women who are strong, warlike and self-owned.
9. Can't Hold Us Down, by Christina Aguilera
With each new album released, the singer is becoming more feminist with her repertoire. In? Can? T Hold Us Down? she talks about the criticisms that even today are directed at women who have opinions and do what they want.Among other things, the lyrics also question why men can exercise their sexual freedom, but women who do the same are humiliated.
10. Maria da Vila Matilde, by Elza Soares
The theme of this song is violence against women, especially in cases where it happens inside the house, committed by the husband or boyfriend. Elza, who has always stood out for being a strong woman in life and profession, even at a time when little was said about feminism, has been a victim of violence and warns all who may be going through it.
Feminism is a necessary movement that has been helping many women around the world, but there is still a lot of struggle ahead and this struggle needs to be daily, with the union of each and every one. Did you like the songs? Send it to the women around you to empower you together!
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