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Her show paved the way door to later performances by local travestis.

Within these debates, travestis came into contact with and soon began to be included into spaces of discussion.

The arrival of these concepts occurred later in Latin America than in Europe, so the concept of travesti lasted over time with various connotations.

Silva Junior, Jonas Alves da; Silva, Maria de Lourdes; Silva, Leandro 2019-08-31.

" Writing for in 2019, Victor Madrigal-Borloz listed the travesti people from Brazil and Argentina as one of the many worldwide identities that are neither male or female, alongside the yimpininni of the in Australia, as well as fa'afafine in Samoa, two spirit in Canada and the United States and hijra in Bangladesh, India and Pakistan.

: contributions to a history of the travesti and transsexual movement on Brasil].

" According to scholar Dora Silva Santana, travesti is "a negation of an imposed dominant expectation of womanhood that centers on people who are , , , elitist, and white.

Nevertheless, in the 1970s the term "travesti" was widely used to refer to any people who were assigned male at birth but dressed and lived as women, either temporarily or permanently.

Revista Nueva Sociedad in Spanish.

With the appearance of silicone, a new "hierarchy between the bodies" of travestis arose, differentiating between those that had or did not have silicone, but also regarding the amount used and the quality of the final results.

; Cuadra, Silvia Magali 2009.

Diehl, Alessandra; Leite Vieira, Denise; Milograna Zaneti, Marina; Fanganiello, Ana; Sharan, Pratap; Robles, Rebecca; Mari, Jair de Jesus 2017.