Moonspell: Fernando Ribeiro photographed for a campaign against gender discrimination

Don’t let your mind think of something unusual about Fernando. Well, the famous vocalist of Moonspell was one of the 100 writers, musicians, scientists, actors, athletes, doctors, models, TV presenters and politicians who took part in “100 Men Without Prejudice”, a Portuguese campaign against gender discrimination as yesterday was the International Women Day. He wore red high heels as a symbol of the hard times women have to walk through life in a man’s world.

The band wishes to all their female fans, happy International Women Day and to all their male fans, to make an effort to right what’s wrong. The picture will be featured at Maxima magazine book and the profit from the sales will be delivered to a breast cancer research institution.