A poesia do grupo Cultura Sul : análise da antologia 1000 versos do sul e algumas letras perdidas

Abstract

This study aims to analyze the work 1000 Verses from the South and Some Lost Lyrics, by the group Cultura Sul, focusing on the themes addressed and the formal aspects of its poems, as well as documenting the history of this collective, which has a significant influence in the city of Bagé. The theoretical framework of this research is primarily based on Donaldo Schüler's study (1987), which examines the evolution of literary manifestations, from their earliest expressions to the impact of Modernism on gaucho poetry. The analysis reveals a predominance of non-referential poems, characterized by subjective themes such as impressions, feelings, and memories. Regarding the settings, universal themes prevail, with a balance between urban and local spaces, while rural spaces are less frequent. This research proved to be highly enriching, enabling a deeper understanding of the poems and a greater appreciation of the history and ideals of the Cultura Sul group. The satisfaction of documenting their trajectory and preserving their legacy is immense. It is hoped that this study contributes to the recognition of the group and inspires future generations of poets and artists to follow their example of dedication and passion for art.