Bantu Gospel
"Bantu Gospel" by Kalunga is a poetic work that delves into the depth of African identity, with a particular focus on Angolan and African heritage. The book, divided into three main chapters, addresses themes such as love, spirituality, and social critique, highlighting issues of cultural resistance and ethnic belonging. The feminine figure is exalted for her strength and spirituality, symbolizing the link between love and creation. Kalunga also uses his verses to tackle social injustices and the exploitation of "Africas" by the world, expressing both indignation and hope. With intertextualities and a minimalist style, the author merges poetry and activism, inviting the reader to reflect on what it means to be Bantu and human.
Author: Kalunga (João Fernando André)
Publisher: Perfil Criativo - Edições
Publication Date: April 2019, 1st Edition
ISBN: 978-989-54354-6-3
Number of pages: 58
Collection: Poetry in the Pocket
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