The Barcelona Gay Men's Chorus invites you to dream during confinement

The boys from Barcelona Gay Men's Chorus perform "Sueña" on their YouTube channel

GAYLES.TV.- El Barcelona Gay Men's Chorus (BGMC) He has taken advantage of these days of confinement to send a positive message through his YouTube channel. They have performed the song «It sounds«, With musical arrangement by Andreu Gallén, to share and convey to his followers his «desire to live and, above all, to continue dreamingo«. Angel hurtado, responsible for communication of Barcelona Gay Men's Chorus, comments «It took us two weeks to produce the video, first we recorded all the voices and, after modifying the sound, we did the recording of the images. Our goal is to reach as many people as possible and we are satisfied because in 24 hours we already have more than 4000 views on YouTube. Today we are going to send the video to the more than 200 LGTBI corals that exist in the world«.

In their message on Facebook they explain «we have dreamed of a new world, one in which there are no borders, eager to return to live in freedom and feel again the love of all those around us. Now is the time to change and, if you are determined, everything will happen«.

Among the objectives of BGMC is give visibility and normalize homosexuality through their shows, openly showing men who express themselves freely as homo-affective people, carrying out an activity focused on a general public, not exclusively LGTB +. Last year they filled the Condal Theater with his show «Last Dance»And participate in the Pride of Barcelona or the holidays of La Mercè de Barcelona.

The choir is made up of about 60 amateur and professional singers (among them our friend Tony Ponce) that together with Gerard Ibanez (musical director), the commission in charge of the artistic and charismatic direction Conxita Paricio (sign language interpreter) rehearse every Tuesday in a place located in the neighborhood of Sant Antoni of Barcelona between 20:00 and 23:00. The singers are divided into three strings: basses, baritones and tenors. The BGMC It is mainly based on five values: commitment, spectacle, visibility, accessibility and solidarity. In particular, it demonstrates a solidarity commitment to the prevention of infection by HIV and the fight against AIDS, with groups at risk of social exclusion, with the protection of children or with respect for people LGTB +.