Chica = Tonta, Chica = Mala, Chica = Débil

Are you ready to dive into the vibrant and empowering world of feminist punk? Look no further than "Chica = Tonta, Chica = Mala, Chica = Débil" - a captivating book that delves into the political and social disruption caused by the Riot Grrrl movement. Developed by feminist punk groups in the early 1990s, this movement challenged the male-dominated alternative music scene and became a symbol of punk, activism, and social organization.

Laura Sagaz, the author of this remarkable book, explores the identity politics and philosophy behind the movement, emphasizing the significance of fanzines and the empowering "do-it-yourself" ethos. By contextualizing the Riot Grrrl movement and tracing its impact on the Spanish music scene of the present decade, Sagaz provides a comprehensive analysis of its legacy and cultural importance.

Featuring captivating illustrations by Carolina Cancanilla, "Chica = Tonta, Chica = Mala, Chica = Débil" also includes exclusive interviews with influential figures such as Corin Tucker (Heavens to Betsy, Sleater-Kinney), Alison Wolfe (Bratmobile), and many more, giving you a genuine insider's perspective into the movement's profound impact.

Don't miss the chance to explore the rebellious spirit of Riot Grrrl with Chica = Tonta, Chica = Mala, Chica = Débil. Order your copy today and discover the powerful message behind this influential musical and social movement.

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