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This article intends to examine the representation of women in the lyrics of Chico Buarque de Hollanda, one of the greatest names of our popular music. Therefore, we‟ll discuss about the construction of his female characters inside the patriarchal culture of our society, that empowered men in private spaces, as the head of the family, and in public. In this sense, a lot of Chico‟s songs, that highlight women, reveal that those, subjugated by the male domination, don‟t express their voices and their choices, wishes and dreams, as we see in the songs “Cotidiano”, “Folhetim” and “Mulheres de Atenas”. Parallel to this representation of women, Chico also builds female characters that take control over their own lives, that make their own choices and break with the dominant patriarchal culture, as it happens in the songs: “Mil perdões”, “Madalena”, “Teresinha”.

A MULHER NA CANÇÃO DE CHICO BUARQUE: da doméstica a independente