Sao Paulo Brazil Gay Pride Parade 2010 - 14th Edition

The Sao Paulo Gay Pride Parade is the largest of its kind on the planet.

image 1 sao paulo gay pride 2010The Parada do Orgulho GLBT de Sao Paulo, in Portuguese, has grown from 2,000 participants in 1997 to 2,5 million in 2006, when they made to the Guinness Book, for the world’s biggest Gay Pride celebration. 4 million people are expected for 2010.    
Learn more about the Parade and its history.

Theme for 2010 : “Without Homophobia, More Citizenship - By isonomy Rights"

image 2 sao paulo gay pride 2010The theme for  2010 has already been chosen – "Without Homophobia, More Citizenship - By isonomy Rights” – in reference  to the dozens of constitutional rights that  are denied to the LGBT individuals such as union civil and adoption.
Learn more about the 2010 and last years’ themes.

The Program for 2010 : An entire
month of activities.

The Program for 2009The March is the center piece of an entire month of activities promoted for the 14th Sao Paulo2010 Gay Pride Parade. The goal is to give visibility to the LGBT community, demanding the recognition of their citizenship, combating discrimination and prejudice and to build awareness on the society sexual diversity.
Check the 14th Sao Paulo Brazil Gay Pride Program.
Check for LGBT Pride Events around the world

2010 Travel Guide to the
Sao Paulo Gay Pride and the Party Planner

Sao Paulo Gay Pride and the Party PlannerIf you are wondering what to do before, during and after the parade, where to stay in Sao Paulo and, if it’s also maybe a good opportunity to get to know Rio de Janeiro and/or Buenos Aires, these pages are for you. Also check for best airfares available and Sign up to receive our complete mini-guide with tips and activities for the event, including a Party Planner.    

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