The Village People (band)

The Village People is an iconic American disco band formed in 1977, best known for their catchy songs and vibrant costumes representing various male archetypes, such as a cowboy, a policeman, and a Native American. Their music often features themes of LGBTQ+ culture and celebration, with hits like "YMCA" and "Macho Man." The band's energetic performances and infectious tunes made them a staple of the disco era, and they remain influential in pop culture. The Village People's work not only entertained but also contributed to the visibility of LGBTQ+ communities during a pivotal time in history.