Pussy Riot live in La Mercè festivities (2025), with a new version of their show “ Riot Days show ” скачать в хорошем качестве

Pussy Riot live in La Mercè festivities (2025), with a new version of their show “ Riot Days show ”

#pussyriot #concert #punk #riotgrrrl #live The Origins of a Movement: Pussy Riot officially formed in the summer of 2011 when Nadya and Kat broke off from the radical street-art group Voina to find a more feminist focused rebuke of Putin and the oppressive regime that was taking hold. Several members of Pussy Riot had previously participated in Voina’s shocking public performances, including Nadya, Kat, & Peter along with their videographer Tasya. Following the announcement that Vladimir Putin would run for a third presidential term, and motivated by concerns about shrinking freedom of speech, political corruption, and election fraud in russia, they aimed to create a “militant, punk-feminist, street band” to mobilize against the Putinist government and address issues like gender and LGBT rights. Early Feminist Punk Expression: Identifying themselves as a mix of Riot Grrrls & Guerilla Girls, Pussy Riot adopted a feminist approach in their art collective. They cited feminist thinkers and activists like Simone de Beauvoir and Judith Butler as influences. The “band” was an anonymous and fictitious creation of Nadya and Kat, who recorded their first song, aptly titled “Kill the Sexist” (russian: “Убей сексиста”) the night before a lecture on Punk Feminism that they were presenting. They couldn’t find any great examples in russia at the time, so they decided they needed to create one out of thin air.