The choirs of gay men are becoming more frequent
GAYLES.TV.- It will be for the passion of the gais for musicals or because testosterone calls testosterone, but in recent years have been proliferating the choirs of gay men.
First were the great American cities as San Francisco, New York, Boston o Los Angeles, but the phenomenon spread across Europe in cities like London o Paris and came to homeland. Majorca, Madrid o Barcelona They joined fashion and the experience is being very successful.
The repertoires are usually very varied but always with a firecracker wink that usually triumphs in shows. Choreographies and costumes also become important, which tend to be quite different from classical choirs, providing touches of humor and color. In addition to the musical part, it is used to claim rights LGTB + and the collective becomes visible.
We recommend you watch the reports "Barcelona Gay Men's Chorus, voices from the heart"And"Los chicos del Coro ... Gay Men of Madrid".
And we are also looking forward to the premiere of the documentary "Who's gonna love me now?By the Heymann brothers. This British-Israeli co-production won the Audience Award for Best Documentary in the Panorama section of the 66th edition of the Berlinale.
It tells the story of Saar Maoz, an HIV-positive Israeli gay man who flees his conservative family and goes into exile in London. The film contrasts the difficulties of his family acceptance and the new life he has built as a member of the London Gay Choir.
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