It has just come out new edition Journal EGF and the City and with this one they are already eleven editions and two years of intense work in a project that has managed to connect with the LGBTI public. In an editorial perspective in which the LGTBI offer tends to abuse leisure, testosterone and biotherm, the EGF and the City magazine has opted for culture and current affairs, fleeing from stale stereotypes and stigmas.
In the words of Jokin Egaña, director of "EGF and the City", "Leisure, testosterone and Biotherm, understood as afternoons, sex and cult to the body is very good, but the LGBT community is much more than that, in fact I think we have a cultural level above the average, so clear. And this cultural level is not due to the fruit of chance, but to the fact that we had to prepare ourselves more and fight more to be respected. A cultural LGTB magazine was more than necessary. "
In its two years of existence the magazine has achieved great achievements, for example tod @ s we will remember the great lesbian visibility obtained with its famous fallera cover that was broadcast by the television news of all the national televisions. Another advance comes from the novelty that has been released in this latest edition, a new section under the title Trans-Identities, directed by Carolina Laferre, which promises to be a reference in Transgender themes.
La new edition offers a great variety of interviews to personages of the art and the culture of national and international scope, like the singer Nalaya Brown, the writer Santiago Escalante, the painter Joseph Sela, the film director Mario de la Torre, the musician Colton Ford, the designer José Martínez or the stylist Alberto Dugarte. He has also interviewed the coach LGTB and former priest Antonio Hidalgo and has officially presented the new online platform for the promotion of artists related to the gay culture called Homoculture of which I already spoke to you in its day when it was presented.
The edition has once again stood out for its spectacular photography work, thanks to the usual collaboration of its photographers David Rodríguez, Carlos Huecas and Julián Gabaldón. You can enjoy the process of creating the cover in the attached video.
The magazine EGF and the City continues with its original format, that is, a free digital format but with the option to buy the printed version with home delivery. Nevertheless EGF and the City is considering the jump to the kiosks, once it obtains the necessary sponsorship. Best wishes for the future from Gayles.tv and may they fulfill many more!
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