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LET US FLY! With Gaby & Mafe Queer feminist hiphop & songs from Nicaragua
19 April 2019
7:00 pm – 9:30 pm
Gaby Baca and Mafe Carrero are two Nicaraguan artists who combine rap, hip-hop and their own songs.
They are currently on tour in exile in Europe. The event is a creative musical celebration of Nicaraguan queer feminist resistance to the brutal massacres, arbitrary detentions and repression of protest by the Ortega-Murillo dictatorship. Music to feel to resist to celebrate our collective strength.
Event organised by MORADA FEMINISTA NICARAGUA-UK and co-sponsored by the DEVIL’S DYKE NETWORK
ABOUT THE ARTISTS
GABY BACA
Gaby Baca is a well-known artist, singer-songwriter and rapper from Nicaragua’s queer feminist community. She’s also an independent producer and autonomous feminist. Her work combines music and humour.
MAFE CARRERO
The first time Mafe rapped on a stage she had only one feminist song in her repertoire and although she was already a well-known video artist she was nervous as she had never performed publicly before. From that day everyone who was there still remembers the ovations she received after finishing her lyrics, verses that called for freedom for the women of the hip-hop subculture, still marginalised in Nicaragua, and in which men predominate.
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