Sasha Sathya
| Sasha Sathya | |
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 SASHA_SATHYA_en_PRIMAVERA_SOUND_BUENOS_AIRES_2022.jpg Sasha Sathya performing in Primavera Sound Buenos Aires 2022 | |
| Born | March 26th 26 de Marzo  Buenos Aires, Argentina |
| 🏳️ Nationality | Argentina |
| Other names | Alina Hassan |
| 💼 Occupation | |
| 📆 Years active | 2014 - present |
Sasha Sathya is an Argentine and Arab descent transgender artist, MC, songwriter, and music producer, from Barrio Los Vascos in Merlo, in the western area of Greater Buenos Aires, currently based in Mexico City. She began her solo music career in 2013, emerging from Buenos Aires’ underground transfeminist cultural scene, and is considered a pioneer in transgender visibility within Latin American urban music[1]. Alongside her solo career, she collaborated and participated as a guest musician and guitarist in other acts such as Las Grasas Trans, Sara Hebe and Marina Fages and touring in countries such as Uruguay, España, Portugal, México y Perú.[2][3]
Career
Sasha was raised in Parque San Martin town, Merlo and started to learn guitar at 11 after watching her grandfather play, a guitarist from San Luis province. Her first experience playing in a band was at 13. After participating of several bands as guitarist, bassist and drummer, she decided to start a solo career in 2013 uploading songs to social media, which resonated in the LGBTIQ+ activism community in Buenos Aires.
In 2014 she started to do play gigs as a solo artist and also joined a femenist cumbia band called Las Conchudas, who gave birth to a new wave of feminist cumbia groups in Latin America. In 2015, she released her debut single "Wacha" through social media and started to collaborate as a featured member in Las Grasas Trans, with whom recorded their debut "Pandemia Lésbica" in 2017, produced by Lucy Patané [4]. Also from 2016 to 2017 she played in Marina Fages & Chicas de Humo [5], a project of visual artist and musician Marina Fages featuring Lu Martinez on bass y Lucy Patané on drums, with whom released and homonimous EP in 2017. She also was featured in the closing tour show of the Mototour that the duo Marina Fages and Fernando Samalea did in 2017 [6][7][8]. After the release of "La Dealer" -with a significant attention in social media- in October she finally dropped her debut full lenght "ReBeba MiXXXtape" in Marzo 2019[9]. The album was entirely produced by herself, during 2015 until 2018, and mixed and mastered along with engineer and legendary Klauss's group member Pablo Gil in Estudio Laboratorio Siesta del Fauno [10]. Also during the same year, she made a feature with Sara Hebe: the song :•: A.C.A.B [11] wich obtained an international and unexpected impact . She also is featured in the Marilina Jimenez's documentary Una Banda de Chicas[12] in 2019 and "Amplificadas" another documentary directed by Sonia Bertotti and Verónica Faccini [13].
She released her second studio album “L4 N1374 D3 L4 51RV13N74” or “La nieta de la sirvienta" in March 2021 also recorded and produced by herself and mastered by Pablo Gil.
After being featured in several festivals such as Buenos Aires Trap, she was included in the first Primavera Sound Buenos Aires lineup in 2022[14]
Discography
Solo studio albums
- 2019: ReBeba MiXXXtape
- 2021: L4 N1374 D3 L4 51RV13N74
- 2015: Wacha single
- 2017: La Dealer single
- 2022: LA DEALER RKT single
- 2023: CHYNAR DE ROCHA single
- 2023: COTORRA VS. YARARA single
- 2024: SHADOWBAN BB 666 single
With Las Grasas Trans
- 2017: Pandemia Lésbica (Studio album)
With Marina Fages y Chicas de Humo
- 2017: Marina Fages y Chicas de Humo (Studio EP)
With Sara Hebe
- 2019: Political pari (Studio album)
Filmography
- 2019: Una Banda de Chicas (documentary)
- 2023: Chicas Amplificadas (documentary)[15]
Category:Argentine sex workers Category:Argentine reggaeton musicians Category:Latin hip-hop Category:Transgender singers Category:Argentine women rappers Category:Year of birth unknown Category:Transgender women musicians
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- ↑ Villegas, Richard (Bandcamp Daily). "An Introduction to Neoperreo, Reggaeton's Wilder, Weirder Sibling".
the Argentine dynamo lays into tales of sex work and decries violence against women, breaking even more barriers as a trailblazer for transgender visibility in música urbana.
Check date values in:|date=(help) - ↑ "TRANSTORTA: Sasha Sathya en el marco de SATII por primera vez en Uruguay".
- ↑ "MUSEO CA2M node Sasha Sathya".
- ↑ "Mujeres, el nuevo riot argentino".
- ↑ Hardmeier, Jorge. "Marina Fages: "El sonido afecta al cuerpo, a las células, a los órganos"". Indie hoy.
- ↑ "Marina Fages y Fernando Samalea: El desafío de convertir una gira de rock en un acto poético sobre dos ruedas".
- ↑ "Samalea y Fages, mucho más que un diario de motocicleta".
—MF: Para el show en Buenos Aires tendremos otros invitados: Fernando Kabusacki, Mene Savasta, Santiago Mazzanti, Nathalia Cabrera y Sasha Sathya. El show lo abrirá con sus canciones El Príncipe Idiota (cantante de la banda Mi Amigo Invencible).
- ↑ "Marina Fages y Fernando Samalea llegaron a Rosario en el tramo final del Mototour que los llevó por las rutas de cuatro países".
- ↑ "Trapear es político".
La compositora trans Sasha Sathya presenta su disco “Rebeba Mixxxtape”, en el que reúne algunas de sus experiencias como trabajadora sexual y escenas “un poquito más allá de la General Paz”. Un canto que avanza sobre la hipocresía.
- ↑ "Klauss y su laboratorio: "Somos un proyecto que vincula las distintas posibilidades de la música electrónica"".
Visitamos a Ernesto Romeo, músico, compositor y productor, en su estudio “La Siesta del Fauno”. Un lugar donde convive con las máquinas y nacen fantásticos sonidos. Un repaso por sus instrumentos.
- ↑ "Nuevo video de Sara Hebe junto a Sasha Sathya: contra la opresión al colectivo trans".
- ↑ "Una banda de chicas".
- ↑ "Amplificadas: El documental que pone el foco en las niñas y adolescentes de la música".
- ↑ "Primavera Sound Buenos Aires 2022".
- ↑ "Amplificadas: el rock de las pibas".
