Now surfing the crest of the wave after her striking trajectory on Drag Race España, Sagittaria is enjoying public recognition while touring around Spain with the other contestants.
They have already held parties, artistic gigs, exhibitions and also two theatre performances “in which each one of us expresses our voice as a sexual dissident migrant here in Spain”. Their goal is to boost both the voice and the Latin aesthetic in Madrid’s nightlife. She is one of the members of Casa Drag Latina, a drag house founded by Nativa, a Mexican queen who lives in Spain and, due to the lack of space and opportunities for Latin American migrants, decided to create a house which currently has drag artists from Ecuador, Brazil and Peru. The work I do with my drag is thinking over the history of migration here in Spain and combining it with anti-racism, and everything that drag entails such as comedy or for vindictive purposes.” To Gadyola, it’s her claim that sets her apart: “I’m an anti-racist drag queen. We are in art centres, museums, galleries, and we are doing things to change the mindset of the most conservative, homophobic and racist people.” “ we do a very organic activism because we are not in the Parliament, we are in the streets. A fan-favourite to be cast in the upcoming second season of Drag Race España, Gadyola was born in Peru and migrated to Spain when she was 10 years old. We are heading to a new world in which classifying drag queens as fashion, pageant or comedy queens is becoming obsolete. When asked where else she wants her career to take her, she answers: “My main goal is to get to the Vatican and become the first transvestite pope in history.”
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She was invited to participate in the TV series Veneno and Drag Race España, the two biggest productions in Spain when it comes to LGTBQ+ television. Samantha is my baby, a baby built on obscenity, rudeness, and very little shame,” she explains to us. It started out as an innocent project for a high school job and has turned into another extension of myself. “Samantha Hudson is a faggot turned woman and a woman turned trash. Alongside these historical names you will also find the name of Samantha Hudson, who some years ago upset the Catholic Church in Mallorca, Spain with a parody music video entitled Maricón that was her high school project.
On a more serious note, if you happen to google people that have been excommunicated from the Catholic Church throughout history you will come across a list with well-known names such as the likes of Martin Luther, together with less known aristocrats from some centuries ago.
In this case, they are not much worried about world peace, but about getting some cash. In this tale, all you can see on the comic strips are wigs, lots of sequins, makeup, and a bad bitch attitude that reins over the villainess and, surprisingly, also over the alleged superheroine. He’s going to be around for a while.In this comic-inspired, glamorous fantasy, three drag queens decided that the best way to get some quick cash was dealing with some mobsters and taking their money. If you haven’t seen his earlier films, including Walk on Water, now is the time to introduce yourself to Eytan Fox. (Both have appeared in Fox’s previous films, notably his 2002 Yossi & Jagger.) The Bubble could actually be longer than its 117 minutes (which might help smooth out the ending). Ohad Knoller’s turn as his boyfriend is equally captivating. Yousef “Joe” Sweid gives a compelling performance as the Palestinian man caught between two worlds.
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This fresh, believable ensemble film is incredibly absorbing and full of fascinating characters it also forgoes the forced coincidences and preaching of Crash and Babel. When one guy’s Arab boyfriend moves in, it forces everyone to confront conflicts both external and internal.
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The movie follows three roommates living in the chic young part of Tel Aviv.
Eytan Fox continues his exploration of Israeli and Palestinian queer identity in The Bubble, a favorite from SIFF ’07 and his most accomplished film to date.
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