GA31
GA31 formed in Mexico City in 2007 with Montserrat Oliver, Lourdes Martínez, and Alejandra Ley. Their music mixed electronica, industrial, and punk, with...
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GA31 formed in Mexico City in 2007 with Montserrat Oliver, Lourdes Martínez, and Alejandra Ley. Their music mixed electronica, industrial, and punk, with lyrics in Spanish that often dealt with feminism and queer identity. Songs like "Lésbica Futurista" and "Andrógina" became central to their work.
Their 2011 album was titled after the song "Lésbica Futurista." They also released EPs and albums in 2009, 2014, and 2017. The track "Sou do Bem" featured Inês Brasil on a remix.
GA31's performances and lyrics sometimes drew criticism, but they kept making music on their own terms. Their catalog includes songs like "Prontas Para Gozar," "A Força da Mulher Sapatona," and "Videogames Eróticos."
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