"Transvestite from Peru"Gad Yola's debut album, "The Way You Were Born," is a work that defies convention and goes far beyond what you might expect from a record. The album is a reflection of his own experiences and those of many others who struggle to be their authentic selves in a not-always-welcoming environment.

"Being iconic is hard, but it elevates us above the rest of the creatures; and makes us MOTHERS."
— Gad Yola, Mother

"Welcome to the Museum" Opens the album, through this song, Gad Yola takes us through an imaginary museum, where characters and situations are presented that explore social complexities in a way that invites reflection and introspection.

In various interviews, Gad Yola has mentioned that his music has a deeper purpose than simply entertaining: it seeks to connect with people and give voice to experiences that are often ignored. Songs like "Hang on, Migranta" and "No Exoticism" are clear examples of this, reflecting the struggles and experiences that have marked their lives, and that resonate with many who share similar stories.

With "Transvestite from Peru", Gad Yola not only releases an album, but also pays tribute to Giuseppe Campuzano, creator of the "Museo Travesti del Perú." This traveling museum is key to understanding the history and importance of transvestites in culture, and Gad Yola recognizes it as a fundamental inspiration in his work, continuing that legacy through his art.

Signed Edition, Includes 3 exclusive Gad Yola stickers.