Experiências, vivências e identidades em contexto de migração da Zambézia para a cidade de Maputo

Abstract

This work deals with experiences, experiences and identities in the context of migrationof people from Zambézia who settle in the neighborhood of Moganine “A” in City of Maputo. The objective of the work is to analyze how people from Zambézia, who migrate to the city of Maputo, build experiences, experiences and identities. The empirical material that supports this discussion results from four months of fieldwork in the Magoanine “A” neighborhood. Therefore, through the ethnographic method and with the help of some techniques such as participant observation, semi-structured interviews, informal conversations, use photographic/recording, focus group and case study, it was possible to experience, interact and observe the daily life of migrants from Zambézia living in Magoanine “A” and other inhabitants, I immersed myself in their residences or houses, walked in the its streets and followed the experiences, sociability relationships, I saw moments of leisure accompanied by Machuabo music and communication in the Chuabo language everyday. I problematize the studies carried out so far that point to the difficulty of integration of people from Zambézia in the City of Maputo, pointing to these stereotypes that substantiate various meanings in the terms “xingondo” and “xiviauna”. However, I defend a view of migrants based on their experiences, experiences and identities during their stay in the City of Maputo. With this, I base the analysis of research data following the analytical proposals constructivists and processualists (Cuche 1996; Dubar 2005; Da Conceição 2006; and Jossias 2007) that allowed us to analyze the experiences, the process of sociability among residents, as well as elements of identity with music Machuabo and the Chuabo language (TRADUÇÃO NOSSA)