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Lesbian Gloss
Lesbian Gloss formed in Buenos Aires in 2003, with Chirola Hita on bass and vocals and Luciana Frugoni on guitar and vocals. They were an all-female punk band...
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Lesbian Gloss formed in Buenos Aires in 2003, with Chirola Hita on bass and vocals and Luciana Frugoni on guitar and vocals. They were an all-female punk band that came up during a period of feminist activism in Argentina. Their debut album was called "4 Bastardos," which is also one of their songs.
Their music often dealt with queer themes and social criticism, which sometimes led to pushback. They kept playing shows despite occasional censorship or threats. The band's lineup later included Laurie Lacava on guitar and vocals and Lia Gaudiana on drums.
Songs like "Botando Pra Fuder" and "Nicotina Do Presidente" show their direct, confrontational style. They released other albums including "Perlas Negras" and "Animales." Their work connected with people interested in LGBTQ+ rights and feminist punk.
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