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LGBTI Resistances

São Paulo, Brasil

Liniker e os Caramelows

Led by Liniker Barros, an Afro transgender woman who in her presentations and through her voice, attitude and energy, creates spaces for historically excluded people and at the same time educates and falls in love through music and its universal language. Diversity is one of the riches of this group, because in addition to being a personal flag, it is present in their music by fusing various rhythms. All this together with his Caramelows: Péricles Zuanon (drums), Ragfael Barone (bass), William Zaharanszki (guitar), Eder França (sax and flute), Renata Éssis (vocals), Fernando TRZ (keyboards) and Marja Lenski (percussion) .

Source: https://www.120dbbogota.com/post/2019/09/09/liniker-e-os-caramelows-regresa-a-bogot%C3%A1-con-un-show-sin-g%C3% A9neros-nor-borders

Gloria Groove

Around 2015, Gloria Groove decided to start her artistic career under the name "Danny Bond" through her musical parodies on the Internet, only changing her stage name to singer Danny Bond in 2018, which corresponded to Gloria Groove at the time.

Fuente: https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gloria_Groove

Linn da Quebrada - Oração

Lin da Quebrada, born Linna Pereira (São Paulo 1990) is a Brazilian trans actor, singer and composer of funk and pop. She is also a civil rights activist fighting for the rights of the LGBT and black communities.

Source: https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linn_da_Quebrada

Liniker

Liniker is an openly trans Afro singer, who has championed social struggles and fought for rights, both for her gender identify and for being a black woman. In 2019 she was appointed as a UN Equality Ambassador. She was the first trans artist to receive a Latin Grammy.

Source: https://caribeafirmativo.lgbt/liniker-cantante-afro-trans-y-brasilera-se-convierte-en-la-primera-artista-trans-en-recibir-un-grammy-latino-%EF%BF%BC/

Maria Gadú

Mayra Corrêa Aygadoux is a Singer, composer and activist recognised for her artistry, which has positioned her as an icon of the LGBTQ movement and a champion of the indigenous cause.

Source: https://www.last.fm/es/music/Maria+Gad%C3%BA/+wiki