Culturas juvenis e a produção da saúde no cotidiano de um grupo de dança pop

Abstract

The studies carried out to outline this work reveal the political, institutional, conceptual and methodological fragility of working with the youths in the health sector, who do not dialogue with the perspective of thinking about health promotion based on the diversity of youth experience. The general objective of this study was to understand how young people mean their health in the daily life of their youth cultures, the field research is a study of ethnographic character of qualitative approach and was carried out in two phases. In the first phase I gave priority to a more ethnographic observation through the dense description of this daily life in the field diaries in which the strategies of approaching youth groups were given. The study was based on the Recanto Youth Station because this is a space of sociability of young people themselves. My gaze turned to the groups that shared meanings and the group that possessed such characteristics was pop dance group Cia Marshall. The second phase of the research was marked by the use of more formal techniques, such as the interviews that took place in March of this year (2017) and totaled the number of 09 interviewees, I felt the need to know how in group this discourse was produced And opted for another technique that was the focal group. The young people of CIA Marshall mean health by sharing a culture that establishes links of meaning to the denial of their sexual identities arising from processes of non-recognition of those who "should" be the primary expression of attention and affection. It is in this sharing of experiences that they find in the peers the recognition of themselves from the rescue of the other's eyes, producing something more, that here in an interpretative perspective (PAIS, 2003), I call health.