Liz Cabrel, Executive Director/Goddess of MUSAS Peru, is the founder of www.vulvalucion.org, a sustainable development project that supports women artisans from the Andean region and works for their empowerment and economic independence. She works in lesbian feminist activism in the groups Lesbian Rebel Collective and Feminist Batucada, and is a member ILGA LAC. She has a Diploma in Sexual and Reproductive Health studies from INPPARES and National University Federico Villarreal. Liz is co-author of “Yo Amo Mi Vulva” (“I Love My Vulva”), a book of 28 photographs of vulvas accompanied by the testimonies of these 28 women volunteers who share their experiences and relationships to their vulvas, sexuality, and sex. The book makes visible the vulva, a part of the body in Peru that is often cloaked in secrecy and shame, with the goal of showing a variety of vulvas, all beautiful and perfect in their own ways. In addition, the book recounts stories from women of various ages, sexualities, ethnicities, and class backgrounds that reveal a wide range of experiences, from sexual violence, shame, hate, pleasure, love, and empowerment. http://www.yoamomivulva.org/.
Rosa María Mosquera Flores, Bachelor of Science in Communications from the USMP. Master in Social Communication at the UPG UNMSM. Photojournalist by the International Institute of Journalism José Martí (Havana - Cuba). Follow UNMSM Education studies. She is a consultant in Plano ASPI Total made the photographic exhibitions: "Breaking Stereotypes", El Carmen, Ica, Peru. "Omnipotence of the Sun" (2007.2009) in Lima, traveling exhibition in Havana, Cuba; exhibition "Lord of Miracles: 350 years of merger, faith and hope in Peru" at the Biennial Fotoseptiembre 2009, Mexico . It is "famous people of the province of Cañete" and awarded the "Medal Civic Black Art" by Revalor Art and National Culture. She has traveled through South America, Central America and parts of the Caribbean. She, with her lens captures the reality of cities and idiosyncrasies, and so on. It reflects on philanthropy and the Peruvian reality in order to construct a possible model of inclusion policies to the people of sexual and cultural diversity of our ethnic groups. Degree in Counseling Sexual Health and Reproductive Health at the University Federico Villarreal and the Peruvian Institute of Responsible Fatherhood. MUSAS Perú´s collaborator, women's initiative for Sexual and Reproductive Health. http://romafotografia.blogspot.com/
Consuelo Romero Rivera, is the granddaughter of one of the founders of the first musical center of Peru "La Lira Huachana" 1.932. Her mother Mrs. Maria Luisa Rivera Marín was a talented composer for Creole genre and founding partner in the Peruvian Association of Authors and Composers APDAYC. Both are her main inspirations.
Musician and plays artist, ear guitarist at 8 years old and composer since 13 years old, exploring Rock, Pop, Latin and Folk, likes the fusion of rhythms and genres, in 2006 recorded his first demo in 2007 his first CD entitled "I want to love you" and was launched for the 2nd time in 2008 at La Noche de Barranco Cultural Center in Lima.
She offered concerts in La Estación de Barranco, Satchmo and Jazz Zone in Miraflores. Consuelo is part of the collective musical creativity and composition group of "Peruvian songwriters." Since 2007 is part of the Homosexual Movement of Lima as Assemblywoman, part of the Unit Lesbian and Bisexual, lesbian feminist activist involved in LGBTI activities and festivals. She belongs to the support group Bloque Lésbico Peru, she´s currently a collaborator for MUSAS Perú, Women's Initiative for Sexual Health and empowerment of women and LGBTI community. Her latest production is the first lesbian-themed album, rebellious and visible in the history of lesbian feminists in Peru. Consuelo was invited by the Cultural Center of Spain to perform a pre-album release in June 2011 with a concert that was more than protest.
Shared Events "Songs and Vulvalución". Women in scene through art, music and songs mention and break the silence to make visible "The Vulva" a common part of the body that connects the various women in the world, a symbol of our sexuality and our bodies that integrates naturally with the Vulvalución to the society. She played together with MUSAS Peru at the musical presentations of the book "I Love My Vulva". Miraflores, Lima - in May and August 2010. www.consuelo.pe
