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LGBTI Resistances

Córdoba, Argentina

Paz Carrara

Paz Carrara is a singer-songwriter who began her journey with music at a very young age when she enrolled at the Félix T. Garzón Conservatory at the age of 8. In 2018, she moved to Buenos Aires, where she completed her music studies and started developing her career as an artist. Early in her career and with her distinctive pop-folk style, she released Ramé (2019), her first EP, followed by Centenios (2020). The latter brought her recognition in the music scene, she began to notice her talent and sensitivity in songwriting and performing her songs. In 2020, with her single Radar, she quickly captured the attention of a growing audience, amassing over a million streams on Spotify.

Sourse: https://www.unidiversidad.com.ar/paz-carrara-la-cantautora-cordobesa-que-con-23-anos-se-canso-de-hacer-canciones

Valen Bonetto

He has toured stages in different parts of the country, integrating different musical projects and with his leading solo project “Valen Bonetto”. In it, he flirts with various musical genres that he has drawn on throughout his career (Rock and pop fusion, folk influence and some electropop) and in it his particular voice, his great capacity for transmission and his authenticity on stage, in addition to his political and social commitment inside and outside of music. He participated as a musician/sessionist for Chebere, Sergio Quintero, Federico Sola, Marian Pellegrino, 4 winds, Horacio Bonetto. He shared the stage with Eruca Sativa, Marilina Bertoldi, Hilda Lizarazu, among others.

Source: https://buenosaires.gob.ar/cultura/usina-del-arte/sof-tot-ignacia

 

Gaba

From Córdoba, Gaba commented that the pandemic allowed many trans people to find themselves and go through introspective processes that led them to, finally, be able to transition and/or have resolutions regarding their body and identity; processes that are directly reflected in the musical projects of these artists. “When we were finally able to leave isolation,” Gaba recalled, “it was time to take out everything I processed inside my chrysalis. Now I had to go out into a scene. “I wanted to go to the party, but also do it myself.”

Source: https://www.infobae.com/lgbt/2022/08/18/djs-trans-brillan-en-la-escena-electronica-argentina-y-abren-nuevos-espacios-sociales/