Marcha del Orgullo LGBTI (Buenos Aires Gay Pride) 2024

Every year, on the first or second Saturday of November, the streets of Buenos Aires are painted in rainbow colors. Like all mass events, the LGBT parade starts at the main square of Argentina, in front of the presidential palace, which is called the Pink House (La Casa Rosada). Nowadays, thousands of people take part in Buenos Aires’ gay pride party, and many wear amazing costumes.

Parade & Events

In Buenos Aires, LGBTIQ-themed conferences, speakers, and parties fill the city on this special day, with a unique theme each year. Festivities kick off at 10 a.m. in Plaza de Mayo, where a large stage showcases a variety of artists. At 4 pm, the vibrant march begins, leading participants through the streets in celebration. The celebration then moves to Congress at 6 pm, where another major stage hosts a lineup of performers, ensuring the entertainment continues throughout the evening.

Lineup

The Marcha del Orgullo LGBTI features an exciting lineup of artists celebrating love and diversity. Renowned performers include Valeria Lynch, Vivi Scaliza, Taichu, Yami Safdie, Natalie Pérez, Ibiza Pareo, Lichi, Malena Narvay, Cumbia Dick, Gatica, Fabian Jara, and Alan Fabulous, along with many more surprises. The event will be hosted by Alejandra Malem, Franco Torchia, BB Asul, Emma Serna, Joaquin Villa, and Daniela Andrade.

History

The March of Pride in Buenos Aires, held in November, commemorates the founding of Nuestro Mundo, the first Argentine and Latin American LGBT organization, in November 1967. The inaugural March of Pride took place in 1992, and since then, most marches have been held annually on the first Saturday of November. Notably, Argentina was the first country in Latin America to legalize same-sex marriages.