Ruïnosa y las Strippers de Rahola is a Catalan queer punk band known for their irreverent attitude, raw energy, and strong social critique. With a stage and lyrical approach that challenges genre norms and the system, they have been compared to icons like Vulpess and their emblematic “Me gusta ser una zorra.” Their album Dictadura Travesti, available on vinyl and CD, features protest anthems such as Puta Renfe, which has become a symbol of dissent and transgression within the punk and LGTBIQ+ scenes. Ruïnosa y las Strippers de Rahola reclaim transvestism, noise, humor, and struggle as cultural weapons from the margins.