Punk

The punk movement is more or less organized and unified in order to achieve goals-is the political change that are targeted differently by different subsets of the movement, is the preservation and strength of the punk tradition, as a cultural deliberately marginal and alternative to the traditional force in society or as a manifestation of segregation and self-assertion by street gangs. The punk culture, in this sense, can then be understood as customs, traditions and ideologies of an organization or social group.

Originally a punk comes around 1975 as a youth cultural event similar to the 1950s and 1960s: it was characterized almost entirely by a style based on music, fashion and behavior. This first manifestation of punk, punk rock, appears first in the United States with The Ramones circa 1974 and is characterized by a revival of rock and roll culture (songs short, simple and dancing) and style rocker / greaser ( leather jackets biker style, white shirt, blue jeans, sneakers and the cult of youth, fun and rebellion). While the traditional rock and roll was still creating rock stars, who distanced the public from the musician, punk rock broke this distance principle of bringing the music super-simplified (little more than three chords, played easily by anyone without musical training minimum) and of course urging other teens to create their own bands. The punk rock comes to England and influences a number of young little less than a year later.

Punk Music [Punk Rock]
One of the biggest difundidores "punk" is the music that was especially striking in the 70 and 80. Can cite some punk bands:
- Anti-Flag
- The Adicts
- Bad Religion
- The Clash
- Mukeka di Rato (Brazil)
- Misfits
- Garotos Podres (Brazil)
- Pennywise
- Porcos Cegos - Blind Pigs (Brazil)
- Ramones
- Rancid
- Sex Pistols
- Toy Dolls
- Billy Idol
- Generation X