Kaique brings 'Me Chame Pelo Meu Nome' album to SP's LGBT+ Pride Parade
This Thursday (June 4), carioca transmasculine artist Kaique takes the stage at the 25th LGBT+ Diversity and Entrepreneurship Cultural Fair, in Vale do Anhangabaú, São Paulo, as part of the parallel programming of the LGBT+ Pride Parade.
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This Thursday (June 4), carioca transmasculine artist Kaique takes the stage at the 25th LGBT+ Diversity and Entrepreneurship Cultural Fair, in Vale do Anhangabaú, São Paulo, as part of the parallel programming of the LGBT+ Pride Parade.
The set list draws on tracks from his debut album, "Me Chame Pelo Meu Nome", which crosses pop, trap, funk and R&B to address name, identity, desire, memory and future. The record brings together features from Bixarte, Winnit and MC Lullu, production by RM no Beat, and opened a new chapter in the artist's trajectory: he is the only South American selected for the True Music Fund, a global initiative by Ballantine's in partnership with She Said So.
For Kaique, the stage works as a space of celebration, belonging and visibility.
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