Sandra Delaporte Publishes Debut Book 'Del barro al poema' Addressing Vulnerability and Industry Pressures
Sandra Delaporte, a composer, producer, lyricist, vocalist, and half of the group Delaporte, has released her first book, 'Del barro al poema', through Lunwerg. The work explores themes of vulnerability, sexual violence, social responses, loneliness, suicide, and what she terms 'famositis'. Delaporte, who publicly denounced a sexual assault she experienced during a concert in November, uses verses and songs to reflect on these issues, arguing that society fears vulnerability and idolizes figures who project false invincibility. She criticizes the music industry's standards, stating she will not get Botox and will embrace gray hair and wrinkles despite industry disapproval. Delaporte also comments on the phenomenon of celebrity residencies, noting disparities in earnings, and challenges the narrative that cancellation ruins men's lives, pointing out that many continue to work, remain famous, and face no consequences.
Key facts
- Sandra Delaporte published her first book, 'Del barro al poema'.
- The book is published by Lunwerg.
- Delaporte is a composer, producer, lyricist, vocalist, and half of the group Delaporte.
- Themes include vulnerability, sexual violence, loneliness, suicide, and 'famositis'.
- Delaporte denounced a sexual assault she suffered during a concert in November.
- She criticizes the music industry's pressure on appearance, refusing Botox and embracing aging.
- Delaporte discusses celebrity residencies and earnings disparities.
- She argues that men often remain famous and unpunished despite cancellation claims.
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Artists
- Sandra Delaporte
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Institutions
- Lunwerg
- Delaporte