Brazil gay parade

Swathes of Brazilians took to the streets of the capital Sao Paolo for one of the world's biggest gay pride marches. Participants carried a giant rainbow flag as they marched, while 19 moving stages entertained the crowd with live performances by well-known Brazilian artists. While the Pride march is usually a time for celebration, this year, many participants said they were attending because they are concerned that their freedoms were increasingly under threat. Same-sex marriage has been legal in Brazil since May , but many people fear the views of recently elected President Jair Bolsonaro, a far-right former army captain who took office in January.

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The Sao Paulo Gay Pride is considered the biggest and best gay pride parade in the world. The best part of town to stay in is Jardin , with all the shops on your doorstep and the gay bars and clubs nearby. Where to stay close to all the gay bars Book now and pay on arrival. The Estanplaza Paulista is close to all the trendy gay bars and shops.

Check the dates, what to do and where to go. It draws millions of attendees, making it a vibrant mix of locals and international visitors. The atmosphere is electric, with colorful floats, diverse music ranging from pop to electronic, and plenty of street performances. Expect a lot of dancing, affirming speeches, and a sense of solidarity.