Abstract
This article presents reflections and analyzes on Social and Community Music Therapy in Latin America and presents some shifts in the position of music therapists that can enable expansions in the field of possibilities, both in the context of Social and Community Music Therapy and in the field of people's existence. The information we analyze here was built through interviews and research in the daily work of Latin American music therapists. We believe that some shifts in the position of music therapists can drive the creation of political subjectivation processes. From the perspective of Jacques Rancière, we understand that it is through processes of political subjectivation that identity places can be tensioned, thus disturbing the forms of thinkability, audibility and visibility operating int the daily lives with which we have been working. Finally, we present the possibility of artistic creation in the process of expanding the possibilities of being, thinking and acting.
Keywords:
Social and Community Music Therapy; Political subjectivation; Music.