Iconic Brazilian Rock Singer Rita Lee, Co-Founder of Os Mutantes, Dies at 75

Lee gained fame in the 1960s with the band Os Mutantes and won a Latin Grammy for Best Portuguese Language Album in 2001.
Lee was central to Brazil's Tropicalia movement, which emerged under a military dictatorship, and her work was frequently censored.
Lee played multiple instruments, including guitar, piano, drums, harmonica and autoharp, and sold over 55 million records.
Lee was an outspoken feminist and animal rights activist known for addressing controversial issues in her music during a conservative era.
A public memorial will be held for Lee, known as Brazil's "Queen of Rock," in São Paulo on May 10.