Paid tribute to those who died from HIV, Fey closed the event – ​​Diario Basta!

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They gave a show for “World AIDS Day” and participated in a parade of stars

Gaby Gazcon

CDMX. Sunday afternoon at the Monument to the Revolution became a great party that, although full of singing and color, was also to invite awareness about the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV)which has affected the world for 45 years. Thus, a parade of stars participated such as: Fey, Christian Chávez former RBD, Rocio Banquells, Manoella Torres, Lalo Capetillo, Zemmoa, El Manilla and more.

The singer Christian Chávez He took the opportunity to talk about the hatred that has been generated against HIV patients, in addition to urging the thousands of people who came to inform themselves and prevent by taking timely detection tests.

“Good night CDMX, for me it is an honor and a pleasure to be singing in my country, on such a special day, in a few hours we celebrate the international day of the fight against HIV AIDS and it is something very important because for the LGBT community it has been 45 years of suffering with this pandemic,” he said.

Medications have advanced a lot, but hatred and the little knowledge we have about the disease make people talk and say things that are not true, we must always get tested, we must know what is undetectable, it is the same as untransmittable,” he explained.

Chavez delighted those in attendance with several of his hits such as “five minutes” or “Sexy Boy,” but he put the finishing touch with “Libertad,” a song he composed when he came out of the closet.”

FAITH MOVED

Fey paid tribute to those killed by HIVthe singer closed and remembered all the fatal victims of HIV, but especially her friend Gerardo Dragonetti, who lost the battle with the virus and said:

“What I bring here (a handkerchief) is from my friend Gerardo Dragonetti, he is no longer here, because of this illness, but my heart is with me, so I send a very big kiss to all of us, we are going to light our hearts with a lot of love,” he explained, to interpret songs in honor of the fallen and start with: “Bitter Sugar”, “Media Naranja”, “The Force of Destiny”, Fey dedicated a final message, pointing out that HIV is not a matter of sexual preferences or socioeconomic position, calling to be empathetic and always provide love.

“I want to say that of all of us who are here, at some point in our lives we have surely lost a very loved person to this disease, we must have a lot of empathy, I believe that our hearts always have to be empathetic in the face of this situation because it does not matter gender, age, or anything, it is really something that can happen to anyone,” he stated.