Geni and the Zeppelin

"Geni e o Zepelim" (English: Jenny and Zeppelin) is a Brazilian MPB song, composed and recorded by Chico Buarque for his 1978 album Ópera do Malandro, something to the effect of "Street Smart Opera", or "Smooth Hustler Opera", though Malandro is a culture-specific icon, the soundtrack to the eponymous musical play, in which the song's plot is set; it is also part of its soundtrack. A film adaptation was released in 1986. The song has become relevant enough that the refrain "joga pedra na Geni [casta a stone at Jenny!,figuratively, casting aspersions upon someone or /Throw a stone at Jenny!/, literally meaning to physically harm a woman who helps the poor and the oppressed through her warmth and willingness to share her body]" has been referenced in situations where people are victims of moral persecution. In the play, the song is sung by a character who is a travesti.