Lesbian Toys
Lesbian Toys formed in São Paulo around 1994, a Brazilian punk band with a deliberately provocative name. The founding lineup included Fernanda Lira on vocals...
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Lesbian Toys formed in São Paulo around 1994, a Brazilian punk band with a deliberately provocative name. The founding lineup included Fernanda Lira on vocals and Mayara Puertas on guitar. Their music often dealt with LGBTQ+ themes and social criticism, which sometimes drew backlash from conservative quarters.
Their debut album 'Longe de Mais' came out in 1996, featuring the title track that became something of a punk anthem in certain circles. They followed it with 'Pânico' in 1998 and 'Desastre' in 2000, records that maintained their raw energy while touching on topics like mental health and political corruption.
While the band's lineup changed over time, Lira and Puertas remained at the core. They put out a compilation called 'Punk Rock Lesbiano' in 2002 that collected some of their better-known material, including songs like 'Vício' alongside 'Longe de Mais'.
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