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El t\u00e9rmino Tropicalia surgi\u00f3 por primera vez de la mente del artista visual brasile\u00f1o Helio Oiticica, cuya pieza hom\u00f3nima consist\u00eda en un laberinto de arena bordeado por flora tropical brasile\u00f1a y, al final, un televisor. Rechazando una cultura nacional preestablecida, los tropicalistas construyeron una nueva forma de \u00abnacionalismo agresivo\u00bb fuera de una izquierda antiimperialista innata y una derecha patri\u00f3tica irreflexiva. Al negarse a aceptar el subdesarrollo como su identidad y \u00abdevorar\u00bb con entusiasmo la cultura dispar, los tropicalistas labraron un espacio creativo unificador, un sonido universal, diferente del antiguo movimiento burgu\u00e9s de la bossa nova y el movimiento rock m\u00e1s nuevo y sin discernimiento. El \u00e1lbum debut en solitario hom\u00f3nimo de Caetano Veloso es uno de los \u00e1lbumes brasile\u00f1os (y, nos atrevemos a decir, sudamericanos) m\u00e1s importantes e influyentes de todos los tiempos. Con el lanzamiento de este \u00e1lbum seminal, Veloso se convertir\u00eda en la voz principal de Tropicalia. 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