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En la emergencia de la pauta decolonial en el arte, diversas son las producciones audiovisuales que abordan el tema de los pueblos originarios, entre las cuales se destacan animaciones, de las más variadas. Muchas de ellas, motivadas por la curiosidad sobre lo diferente, por un deseo un tanto ingenuo de hacer conocer la cultura indígena, inciden fácilmente en estereotipos e imágenes-clichés. El presente artículo se propone reflexionar sobre esas cuestiones por medio del análisis de un tramo del largometraje Ainbo – la Guerrera del Amazonas (2021). Se utiliza, para tanto, la metodología propuesta por Diana Rose para el análisis de imágenes en movimiento y su adaptación para la animación referente a la Amazonia, hecha por el investigador Davi Coelho. Se espera, con ese trabajo, despertar la percepción para reconocer en otras producciones los estereotipos que perpetúan la imagen despectiva de los pueblos originarios y, así, colaborar para un giro decolonial en las instancias políticas y artísticas de la sociedad.

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Today, it is essential to know how to read and how to produce meaning about the moving images and syncretic texts, those constituted by different languages, present every day. Because of that, our goal in this article is to reflect about the femininity and masculinity representations in a Brazilian animated cartoon. For that, we analyzed an episode of a Brazilian animated series called Irmão do Jorel (2014), the episode was "Fury and power over wheels". Discursive semiotics was the theoretical-methodological perspective used for that analysis. The analysis presented in this article comes from a dissertation, but the discussion was increased to reflect specifically about the representations of femininity and masculinity. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]