Marineros

Formed by singer Constanza Espina and guitarist Soledad Puentes, Marineros established themselves with authority in the independent music circuits with the album O Marineros (2015), produced by Cristián Heyne, despite the signature of a period of intense activity on stage. which established the duo among their followers.

Source: https://www.vice.com/es/article/rzxxej/rompiendo-las-olas-con-marineros

Hija de Perra (Victor Hugo "Wally" Pérez Peñaloza)

In their shows the hypocrisy and sexism of Chilean society were discussed and criticized, and the most repulsive aspects of sex were displayed with displays of waste and fluids, also with grotesque humor, as well as the most taboo topics; However, she was also a social activist concerned with issues of violence, sexuality and freedom of choice (abortion, identity, gender).

Source: https://culturacolectiva.com/historia/la-hija-de-perra-escandalizo-a-toda-una-sociedad-conservadora/

Felipink

Singer, dancer, performer, illustrator, activist, often in collaboration with other artists of sexual dissidents, he has left his mark on the gay cultural sphere, expanding it to other adjacent themes, such as the vindication of the history and life of the cabaret.

Source: https://www.pressenza.com/es/2022/02/felipe-munoz-felipink-cantante-y-performer-gay-acercarnos-mas-a-la-autenticidad-sexual- may-ser-chocante- for-some-but-it-is-very-necessary-in-this-country/

Rolando Alarcón

In 1963 Rolando Alarcón began his career as a composer, which would bear notable fruits. Among his compositions, the slippery "Doña Javiera Carrera" and "¿A dónde vas soldado?" stand out, a song that sparked a curious controversy due to its anti-militarist content. In 1967 he represented Chilean singers in el Primer Festival de la Canción de Protesta, held in Cuba, and in 1970 he obtained first place in  la competencia folclórica del Festival de la Canción de Viña del Mar, with the song "El hombre", performed by Los Emigrantes. (Source 1)

Rolando Alarcón was homosexual, an orientation that he had to live most of the time clandestinely due to the hostility prevailing at that time towards the gay community. The Rare Book. A Gay History of Chile, by Óscar Contardo, collects some anecdotes and adventures that Alarcón must have experienced, even on the left, due to his sexuality. (Source 2)

He maintained a public relationship with José Luis Hernández, first voice of the National Folkloric Ballet (Bafona), who would later confirm to Alarcón's biographer that the two were a couple and that 'The Song of the Night' and 'Como el viento norte' had been dedicated to him (Contardo, 2012). (Source 3)

Source 1: https://www.memoriachilena.gob.cl/602/w3-article-96418.html

Source 2: https://www.wikiwand.com/es/Rolando_Alarc%C3%B3n

Source 3: https://galio.cl/2021/10/08/historia-de-la-musica-lgbtqai-de-chile/

Entrópica

Entrópica is a pop music project that was born in 2013 by Francisca Bascuñán, singer, composer, producer and sound engineer. She has been highlighted by media such as KEXP and Billboard magazine, indicating her as a reference for LGBT music along with Javiera Mena and Álex Andwanter. After the great album “Formas” which was acclaimed by specialized critics, giving him the place of Best Pop Artist at the 2020 Pulsar Awards, Entropica has been part of the line-up of important festivals SXSW 2018 in Austin TX, Lollapalooza Chile 2019 , LAMC 2019 New York, BIME City 2021 Bilbao Spain, Primavera Sound 2022, Barcelona Spain and LAMC 2022 New York.

Source: https://www.eventrid.cl/eventos/scdegana/entropica-lanzamiento-videoclip-angel-malo