Röda bönor (A Swedish pun meaning both "red beans" and "red chicks") was a feminist progg band formed in Lund in the mid 1970s.
Röda bönor was one of the progg movement's first real girl bands.
Others include "Diskoteksjakt" ("Disco-hunt"), "Sången om sexualmyterna" ("The song of the sexual myths"), "Det ska bli slut på rumban" ("It's the end of the rumba") and "Nu har vi tröttnat" ("We have now become tired").
Members of the band included Charlotte Adlercreutz-Carlsson, Mona Eklund, Marianne Giselsson, Annbritt Kronlund, Kjerstin Norén, Gunilla Szemenkár, Eva Vahlne, Eva Westerberg and Kaya Ålander.
In 1981 Jan Hammarlund and Kjerstin Norén made "Tågen Till Reggio Kalabrien", a Swedish version of "I treni per Reggio Calabria", the song by Giovanna Marini about the 1972 bombings in Italy.