Diáspora Queer promotes the exchange between Norway-Brazil through ballroom culture, represented by Sérgio Prin and Flip Couto, to highlight discussions on LGBTQIAPN+ rights, racialities, voguing dance, immigration and other themes that manifest the experiences of communities in both countries through the arts. The project is an invitation from the Norwegian Embassy in Brasília to celebrate Queer Culture Year 2022.
Watch the official Diáspora Queer: Brasil-Noruega 2022 trailer in HD below.
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