Clara Cava

Right from the start of his career, Cava never held back from experimenting with different genres. Like a liquid refusing to be contained, his defiance of labels doesn't just feel fresh, it captures the spirit of an era. "Nowadays, nothing is labeled," he shares in a conversation with Indie Hoy. "In the circles we move in, across music and sexuality, there's an openness that didn't exist five or six years ago. Back then, there was this urge to slap a label on everything. Whatever you were, you were stuck with it for life: if you were rock, you were rock forever; if you studied medicine, you were a doctor forever; and if you were gay, you were gay forever. Today, that mold is broken. People allow themselves to explore phases without feeling the need to define them."

Source: https://indiehoy.com/entrevistas/clara-cava-producir-me-hace-sentir-mas-empoderada-con-mi-musica/

Vera Frod

Prowling through the dive bars and underground haunts of Buenos Aires is a wolf named Vera Frod: actress, singer, dancer, choreographer, teacher, and a monumental, legendary mostra. A model student of the performing arts and the bisexual icon par excellence, the moment she hits the stage she turns feral a creature possessed by forces blending the sweetest nectar of hell with the raw friction of paradise. Her prey? The crowd. Her motives? Utterly impossible to read.

Source: https://www.pagina12.com.ar/2025/11/22/vera-frod-la-verdadera-showgirl/

Six Sex

Right from the start, Six Sex has been an indisputable icon in the LGBTQ+ community. "It couldn't have been any other way," she says gratefully. "I'm part of the community, and this project wouldn't exist without my audience. That shared connection with the music and our way of life is what makes everything flow so naturally. In my own life, the straight guys I've been closest to were my boyfriends. I have almost no straight male friends, and I can't picture them in my crowd. To a lot of men, what I do is jarring and to some women, too. But then again, that says a lot more about them than it does about me."

Source: https://indiehoy.com/entrevistas/six-sex-no-me-interesa-provocar-por-provocar/

Serena Ciga

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Aldana Raffaele

She discovered her love for music at the age of 3. The following year, she was selected from over 1,000 participants to appear on Videomatch, a show hosted by Marcelo Tinelli, and also took part in the program Agrandadytos hosted by Dady Brieva.

She began her musical studies at the Joli Center for Artistic Studies and the Broadway St. Academy. She plays the guitar and has recorded two original songs. Her debut single, titled "Strong", led her to perform at various events, parties, and concerts as a guest artist. Her second single, "My Eyes in You", was accompanied by a music video directed and produced by herself.

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