María Isabel, Churros con Chocolate, and La Joaqui will be bringing music to this LGTBI Pride Saturday in Madrid, which will culminate in the state demonstration under the motto ’20 years advancing in rights: not one step back’ and will traverse the Paseo del Prado, from Atocha to Colón.
One of the emblematic points is located in Plaza Pedro Zerolo, which will bid farewell «with a program full of art, pride, and diversity.» It starts with Cabaret La Nuit, presented by Libertad Montero and Vedette Deivis, leading to Maravillas Pride (9 pm), a showcase of emerging talent and the free spirit of Malasaña.
The celebration continues with the drag show of DLRO Live Stars, bringing together the great figures of Delirio Live in a unique show. And as a grand finale, Libertad and Deivis return to present the closure of the stage, with performances by Dnixs, Lucía Fernández, Fran Bardón, and Cissy.
Saturday at Plaza de las Reinas comes with a program «diverse, powerful, and full of rhythm,» presented by Silvina Magari. The night begins with Bita, a multidisciplinary artist who combines music and performing arts, followed by Simétrica, a duo from Murcia that blends electronic pop and emotion, and the iconic María Isabel (9:50 pm), celebrating 20 years.
Then, the freshness of Chezz takes the stage with an urban and current proposal. The closure comes with the Fluide Party, turning the square into a «label-free» space with performances by DJ Palo, Elvirus, Emi Rap, Yelenoz, Eskarnia, Erre Jodr, Nola Bio, Sorny, and Zeka.
Saturday night at Sol will turn into «a diverse, free, and explosive sound journey.» From 8 pm, the scene will fill with queer talent, alternative rhythms, and beats that «will shake the center of Madrid.» Shanis returns as the host, followed by the legendary Churros con Chocolate to kick things off.
Artists like iza tkm, the combative electronica of MJ Nebreda, the urban energy of La Joaqui, and names from the alternative scene like Bluetoothgirl, Fukcnormal, and Olvido will perform. There will also be fresh proposals like Akrilla, and B2B sessions like Engalanan x Wicboyx.
At Plaza de España, the music will kick off strongly at the Master Pride Festival, presented by the Master FM announcers, featuring performances by emerging pop and urban music artists. The stage then transforms into a tribute to Hispanic culture with the ‘Latino Pride’ Gala, a celebration of music, identity, and visibility of the LGTBIQ+ community in Ibero-America, with a selection of artists from both sides of the Atlantic.
To close, the Elevated party will take over the square with beats and attitude well into the early hours, in a night dedicated to celebrating «the Latin diversity in all its richness, visibility, and pride.»
