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Instigated by the “medida do impossível”, I have taken as a subject the master’s dissertation of Renato de Almeida Freitas Jr., with his profane messianism, his revived and presently active past. The move is worthy of Camões, who made the past of Portugal give strength to then present performances, but now from the quebrada. I also think of the tropical truth, by Caetano Veloso, who, having heard about Agostinho da Silva’s sebastianism, was excited, fascinated with the idea of the Fifth Empire, because it was an alternative to a certain type of engagement. The type that interested him went through the radicality of a revolution, which entailed a risk: either freedom and release or intolerable. Renato embodies this dilemma, poet and politician, the coin’s both sides.

A QUEBRADA E O MESSIANISMO MATERIALISTA DE RENATO DE ALMEIDA FREITAS JR.