Check out the attractions, trios and schedules of the 23rd SP LGBT Pride Parade

Has arrived! The 23rd edition of Sao Paulo LGBT Pride Parade will take place this Sunday (23) on Avenida Paulista. The parade in Brazil is considered the largest in the world and should attract 3 million people this year to this great party, including national and international audiences.

Every year the event defines a theme for that parade. In 2019, the chosen one was “50 Years of Stonewall: Our Achievements, Our LGBT+ Pride🇧🇷 The theme promotes a reflection on the stonewall riota conflict in the United States between police and LGBTs that marked the history of the movement.

The organization of the event explains through a statement that Stonewall was defined as a theme because it is necessary to remember the past of LGBTs and be proud of the advances that the community has achieved to date. “Pride is, therefore, something we must exercise so that everyone is free from prejudice, persecution and imposed restrictions. […] There are still a lot of advances to fight for, but we need to celebrate our victories”.

The 2019 Parade has several very cool attractions – some even surprises. Artists such as IZA🇧🇷 Gloria Groove🇧🇷 Luisa Sonza🇧🇷 Lexa🇧🇷 Aretuza Lovi and Melanie CMember of the group ‘Spice Girls🇧🇷

Concentration

The concentration is scheduled at 10 am and the start of the march at 12 pm with the departure of the first electric trio.

What is the route of the Parade?

The 19 trios will parade between Avenida Paulista and Rua da Consolação. The last trio arrives at Consolação at 6 pm.

What is the order of the trios?

1- Opening – ONG APOGLBT SP
2- Families – ONG APOGLBT SP
3- Citizenship Center – Casa Florescer – SP City Hall
4- Latin American Assembly of Rainbow Cities – SP City Hall
5- Transcitizenship – SP City Hall
6- Municipal Secretary of Human Rights – SP City Hall
7- Municipal Secretary of Human Rights – SP City Hall
8- Health – AHF – ONG APOGLBT SP
9- Museum of Sexual Diversity – NGO APOGLBT SP
10- Lesbian/Youth Trio – NGO APOGLBT SP
11- Trio de Gays – ONG APOGLBT SP
12- Trio de Trans – ONG APOGLBT SP
13- Trio Amstel – Sponsor
14- Trio Avon – Co-Sponsor
15- Trio Uber I – Sponsor
16- Trio Uber II – Sponsor
17- Trio Burger King I – Master Sponsor
18- Trio Burger King II – Master Sponsor
19- Closing Trio – ONG APOGLBT SP

closure

After the trios, the march continues down Rua da Consolação and ends in Vale do Anhangabaú around 7 pm.

Avenue block. paulista

Access to Avenida Paulista will be blocked for cars from Sunday (6/23), at 8 am, and will only be released after cleaning the urban road – also on Sunday. Rua da Consolação will be inaccessible to vehicles between 12h and 19h.

What is the best way to get to Parada?

The event is held on Avenida Paulista, a place that has three subway stations. So, the most advisable means is to use this public transport.

The first car leaves MASP, whose nearest station is Trianon-MASP. If you want to check out the first batch, use this station. Now, if you prefer to enjoy the trios at the end, the best thing is to get off at Brigadeiro station, or at Paraíso. Remembering that these three stations are on the subway line 2-Green.

If you arrive after the meeting point, you can use the Consolação station (from the 2-Green line), or the Paulista station (from the 4-Yellow line). At the end of the stop, if you follow the entire route, the República and Anhangabaú stations will be available for your return journey.