The document summarizes several urban cultures including emos, punks, metalheads, hooligans, skinheads, rappers, floggers, and goths. It provides brief descriptions of each subculture, noting their styles of dress, music preferences, political or religious views. The concluding statement calls for respect and tolerance of all people regardless of their cultural identities.

1. URBAN CULTURES
Leidy Bernal
Natalia buitrago
Nicolás correa
David mancera
Yesid Vázquez

2. URBAN CULTURES
• There are a variety of
urban cultures an
example:
Emos
punk
metalheads
The hooligans
metalheads
Skinheads
• Rappers
• Floggers
• Gothic

3. Emos
• Refer to themselves as emo by his bearing and
his sentimentality for life and go according to
an intellectual fashion

4. PUNK
• Is a form of music influenced by hardcore
punk and anarcho-punk.1 The style, which
emerged in England in the mid-1980s, often
has songs with lyrics dark and pessimistic that
address political and social ills

5. METALHEADS
• They are politically indifferent they have little
respect for organized religion and institutions.
Blasphemous iconography. Offending many
times Christ and the church

6. The hooligans
• The term hooligan in Latin America is used to
designate those groups and individuals within them,
organized within the fan of a football club, usually
characterized by being protagonists of violent
incidents inside and outside the football stadium .

7. Skinheads
A term meaning a shaved head, is used to refer
to members of a youth movement originated
in Britain in 1960.

8. RAPPERS
• A rapper is the term designating the person amateur and / or
follower of the different genres of hip hop, and gangsta rap,
hardcore rap, west coast rap, southern rap, Chicano rap,
crunk, Miami bass, funk favela, etc..

9. FLOGGERS
• Flogger is known as a group of people is
closely related to Fotolog.com, a website
where you upload photos and where users
can comment on them

10. GOTHIC
• The goth subculture is a subcultural movement (or
underground culture) existing in several countries. It started in
the UK in late 1970 and mid 1980, in the gothic rock scene (an
offshoot of post-punk).

11. • all are not equal for both deserve respect for
who we are and with which we identify,
respect and tolerance me and everything I am

12. FIN