LGBTI Resistances
Bogotá D.C., Colombia
Río Cerón (Colombia)
Queer artist from Bogota. He describes his music as ‘anachronic pop’ because of his relationship with pop and the independent scene. Video: “Vacío” (Emptiness)
Río Cerón (Colombia)
Queer artist from Bogota. He describes his music as ‘anachronic pop’ because of his relationship with pop and the independent scene. Video: “Déjese Querer” (Let me love you)
Río Cerón (Colombia)
Queer artist from Bogota. He describes his music as ‘anachronic pop’ because of his relationship with pop and the independent scene. Video: “Tras de un sueño” (Chasing a dream)
Río Cerón (Colombia)
Queer artist from Bogota. He describes his music as ‘anachronic pop’ because of his relationship with pop and the independent scene. Video: “Parpadean mis días” (My days blink)
Piisciiss, Nova Ebony y Axid Abismal (Colombia)
“Trans-Milenio” – Three non-binary artists speak out through voguing at Transmilenio (public transportation) stations in Bogota. They dance guarachas as a symbol of resistance, latinness and queer empowerment through dance.