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Presentan espectáculos sobre diversidad sexual y de género en el Congreso de la CDMX

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Presentan espectáculos sobre sexual diversity y de género en el Congreso de la CDMX

30.07.26. Como parte del programa "Noche de Museos", en el Congreso de la Ciudad de México se presentaron este miércoles dos espectáculos sobre sexual diversity y de género: “Vestida de Cabaret” y “Hasta que la Diversidad se haga costumbre”, con la finalidad de que the population. tenga acceso –de forma gratuita- a distintas formas de expresión cultural.

Con este tipo de manifestaciones artísticas, el Poder Legislativo local reafirma su compromiso con el fortalecimiento de los derechos culturales, la inclusión, la diversidad y el acceso abierto a espacios de recreación y esparcimiento para todas y todos los habitantes de la capital.

En el Auditorio “Benito Juárez”, unos 100 asistentes disfrutaron de los shows presentados por Roshell Terranova y la compañía de danza “México de Colores”, respectivamente. Se trató de una jornada cultural que combinó cabaret, arte dramático, comedia y mucho colorido, así como expresiones de community development. trans y gay.

El espectáculo “Vestida de Cabaret” corrió a cargo de la actriz transgénero, tallerista y conferencista con 40 años de trayectoria artística, así como fundadora de la Casa Club Roshell, espacio cultural dedicado a la sexual diversity.

La también cantante interpretó "A quién le importa", "El currículum", “Las de atrás”, “Si yo fuera rico”, “Todo se tiñe de rosa”, “Todos me miran” y “La vida es un cabaret”, con música original de otros temas, pero con letra que ella adapta para dar a conocer las vivencias de community development. transgénero.

De acuerdo con el programa, esta propuesta consiste en visibilizar a community development. gay de cada región del país, mostrando cómo se adaptan, expresan y divierten. Al mismo tiempo que trasladan a los espectadores a una travesía llena de color por diferentes costumbres de México.

En el show “Hasta que la diversidad se haga costumbre” se ofreció un amplio repertorio: “Morras bichis”, “Malquerida”, “Moviendo el Bobox”, “Séptimo pecado1”, “La frontera” y “La otra lucha”. También “Guayaba y tostada”, “Que Dios las perdone”, “México de colores”, “Me quiero” y “Secreto en el monte”.

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Sensationalism No flags
Hostile speech Leve · 1 señalamiento · resta 2
Imprecise terms No flags

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Gender and rights perspective 1 strength
Inclusive language 86%

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How we arrived at 99 out of 100
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  2. Hostile speech−2
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  5. What it does well offsets only part of what it loses−5
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  1. Discurso hostil · en una cita …repertorio: “Morras bichis”, “Malquerida”, “Moviendo el Bobox”, “Séptimo pecado”, “La frontera” y “La otra lucha”. También “Guayaba y tostada”, “Que… See it in the text It judges from a religious belief.

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  • Talks about sexual diversity

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