Cuerpos hipersexualizados en el reggaetón: Bad Bunny y Karol G

Abstract

The present investigation entitled: "HYPERSEXUALIZED BODIES IN REGGAETÓN: BAD BUNNY AND KAROL G", starts from a bibliographical reading related to the proposed topic and the communication links, which has allowed us to discover and describe the elements that have led reggaetón to be considered a hypersexualized musical genre. The methodology used in this project was based on the fusion of qualitative and quantitative tools, with which matrices were built to carry out interviews with the three main groups involved in the creation, development and reproduction of reggaeton, as well as a content analysis of the most outstanding songs by the artists Bad Bunny and Karol G. Finally, a survey was developed that served as an instrument to obtain information and understand the perspective that music consumers have about the genre under study. This thesis is divided into: Chapter I, theoretical framework, in which, with the help of different authors, we have sought to support the arguments of music, dance, the body and sexualization. Chapter II, methodology, presents the working method to develop this research that combines the qualitative and quantitative approach. Chapter III, analysis and discussion of results, it is here where the collection and interpretation of results is exposed, affirming the progress of the investigation. Finally, in Chapter IV, the arguments in which the research work was concluded are shown.