Liniker: «I am a woman, trans and Black in Brazil. Racism and transphobia are always present»

Liniker is one of Brazil's most important artists. She is a woman, trans and Black. Her music has won many major awards.

The artist visits Spain at the end of this month. It is a much anticipated visit for many fans. Her artistic moment is very strong right now.

But Liniker does not forget her country's reality. In Brazil, racism is a very serious problem. Transphobia is also very present in society.

«I am a woman, trans and Black in Brazil», says Liniker. «Danger is always there». She speaks courageously about these difficult topics.

Trans people in Brazil face many risks every day. Brazil is one of the most dangerous countries for trans people. The data show a very harsh reality.

Racism also affects Brazil's Black community greatly. Liniker suffers this double discrimination in her daily life. Being Black and trans means facing many obstacles.

Despite everything, Liniker continues forward with her music. Her art is a form of resistance and struggle. She uses her voice to make her community visible.

The artist believes that fighting for rights is necessary. Artistic success alone is not enough. We must keep working for equal rights.

Liniker is a symbol for many LGBTQ+ people in Brazil. She is also one for people worldwide. Her story inspires many young trans and Black people.

During her visit to Spain, Liniker will perform on several stages. Fans will hear her music live. There will also be moments to discuss activism and rights.

Her message is clear and powerful: visibility matters. Showing that trans people can succeed is very important. Liniker proves this with her life and career.