The article discusses the wayward youth before K-pop, mentioning how young people expressed their rebellion through specific clothing, such as Coringa brand denim pants that didn't shrink, with the hem turned up, Roda brand alpargatas, and a Flamengo comb in the pompadour with Gumex.
The text mentions that Rock in Rio begins this week, now written in all capital letters, referring to the change in how the festival's name has been spelled over time.
The author of the article was present at the event when the festival was still written "rock in rio" in lowercase, indicating a perspective from someone who experienced those editions.
As a way to contest values considered traditional or bourgeois, young people would let out scented string to ruin the party of the older generation, characterizing the rebellious spirit of the era.
