Lady Gaga Rome Europride live - Official video HD
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Lady Gaga singing "Born this way" and "The edge of glory" at Roma Europride june 11 2011.
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Lady Gaga - Performs at Europride 2011 (Rome)
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Lady Gaga Gives Speech, Performs at Europride! Lady Gaga joined the 2011 Europride parade in Rome, Italy to give a speech and perform for hundreds of thousands of people, who came out to protest against the Vatican and Silvio Berlusconi's "backward" government.
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Lady Gaga Live performance on Roma Europride 06/09/2011
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Lady Gaga Live performance on Roma Europride 06/09/2011 RATE + COMMENT + favorite ! Gaga's performance was brilliant. I've cried on the accustic version of The Edge Of Glory born this way germany's next topmodel marry the night government hooker judas americano hair scheiße bloody mary black jesus + amen fashion bad kids fashion of his love highway unicorn (road to love) heavy metal lover electric chapel the queen yoü and i the edge of glory the fame monster bad romance poker face telephone lady gaga interviews 2011 judas leaked judas demo
Lady Gaga - The Edge Of Glory EuroPride 2011 Rome (Part 2)
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Lady Gaga performing "The Edge Of Glory" at the 2011 EuroPride in Rome. Again,sorry for the tag,didn't know the software I used would fool me like that :d
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EuroPride-Lady GaGa's Speech [2011]
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Lady Gaga joined the 2011 Europride parade in Rome, Italy to give a speech and perform for hundreds of thousands of people, who came out to protest against the Vatican and Silvio Berlusconi's "backward" government. "My greatest joy is being here with you and feeling part of everyone of you," Gaga said. "We fight for freedom, we fight for justice, we beckon for compassion and, above all, we want full equality now. I stand here as a woman of the world and I ask governments with you worldwide to facilitate our dream of equality. Let us be revolutionaries of love and use our very strong human powers to save lives and encourage unity around the world." She then sat at the piano and performed "Born This Way" and "The Edge of Glory."
Lady Gaga live - Rome Europride - Official video HD
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Lady Gaga Roma EuroPride 2011 Born This Way Heavy Metal Lover Lyrics LIVE Judas Americano Interview
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Lady Gaga's Performance at EuroPride 2011 in Rome: Bad Romance and Edge of Glory on the piano
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www.superboh.com Lady Gaga performs Bad Romance and Edge of Glory for the crowd gathered in Circo Massimo at the closing of the EuroPride 2011 festival in Rome. This version has no awkward simultaneous translations. Find out how the US State Department played a key role in her visit and why Italy is in dire need of more gay activism. www.superboh.com
Lady Gaga Europride 2011 Born this way/ The edge of glory in Roma
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Lady Gaga Performing Born this way/ the edge of glory in Roma Europride 2011
HD - Lady Gaga - Europride Roma 2011 - Born This Way and The Edge of Glory - Live
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www.pianetagay.com Lady Gaga performs on the piano, at Circo Massimo in Rome on the stage of Europride 2011, her songs Born This Way and The Edge of Glory! Lady Gaga canta al piano, sul palco di Europride 2011 al Circo Massimo in Roma, le sue canzoni Born This Way e The Edge of Glory
Lady Gaga Live performance on Roma Europride 2011 (BORN THIS WAY OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO)
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Lady Gaga - Born This Way / The Edge Of Glory - Live Europride Italy
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Lady Gaga Roma Europride The Edge Of Glory Good Morning America 2011 Live Heavy Metal Lover Lyrics
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Lady Gaga's Speech at Europride 2011 in Rome
www.superboh.com Lady Gaga addresses the crowd gathered in Circo Massimo for the closing of the EuroPride 2011 festival in Rome. This version has no awkward simultaneous translations. Find out how the US State Department played a key role in her visit and why Italy is in dire need of more gay activism. www.superboh.com
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Lady Gaga Live Roma Europride 2011 - Born This Way & The Edge Of Glory
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Lady Gaga Live Roma Europride 2011 singing Born This Way & The Edge Of Glory
Lady Gaga all'Europride di Roma: "Siamo qui per difendere l'amore"
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www.ilfattoquotidiano.it Roma, 11 giugno. A chiudere la parata dell' Europride 2011 è Lady Gaga, la grande star del momento, la nuova icona del pop americano, invitata dagli organizzatori a salire sul palco a favore della causa omosessuale. Quasi 2 milioni di persone hanno invaso il Circo Massimo di Roma per vederla ei fan sono letteralmente caduti in delirio appena la cantante è apparsa sul palco. "Questo non è un semplice party o un'inutile dimostrazione, ma qui ci occupiamo di diritti umani", afferma Lady Gaga che aggiunge "siamo qui per difendere l'amore, noi vogliamo l'uguaglianza". La pop-star invita i grandi governatori ad ascoltare il grido di milioni di cittadini omosessuali, privati dei loro diritti e spesso invisibili agli occhi delle istituzioni, ea far si che il sogno di uguaglianza venga realizzato . "Siamo qui per ricordare che molti dei Lgbt, lesbiche, gay, bisessuali, transessuali, spesso subiscono trattamenti iniqui, e ciò non dovrebbe accadere" continua Lady Gaga. La cantante conclude affermando che "bisogna trovare il modo di trasformare l'oppressione passata in una liberazione futura". Dopo l'appassionante discorso, ecco quello che i fan aspettavano da inizio serata: due suoi brani eseguiti a piano forte. Ne era previsto uno solo, ma Lady Gaga è stata generosa e prodiga con Roma. Anche verso il Sindaco Alemanno che alla notizia della sua presenza all'Europride si era mostrato contrariato. Lady Gaga lo ha ringraziato esplicitamente per aver permesso la <b>...</b>
Lady Gaga at EuroPride Festival Calling People on a Homosexual Revolution
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Lady GaGa made headlines Saturday night in Rome, where she attended at the closing of EuroPride Festival, dedicated to gays and lesbians. At this festival she invited people to "start a revolution of love!'' Tens of thousands of people gathered in Circus Maximus arena, not far from the Vatican, to acclaimed the star. This after they spent during the day and danced in the Italian capital's historic center. Organizers expect this year's edition of the festival was attended by over one million people.
Lady Gaga - Part from Born This Way EuroPride 2011 in Rome (Part 3)
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Lady Gaga performing "Born This Way (last part)" at the 2011 EuroPride in Rome.
Lady Gaga - Born This Way & The Edge Of Glory (Acoustic) Live Roma Europride 2011
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Lady GaGa Live at Roma Europride 2011 She performed Born This Way and The Edge of Glory Acoustically! :) Sorry I haven't uploaded a video in a while! been busy! :) Enjoy! xx
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Europeanized 2010 taking place in Warsaw. Europride was inaugurated in London in 1992, attended by estimated crowds of over 100,000. The following year, Berlin hosted the festivities.
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ABBA 2008,7,31 Reprint from Flickr A Revival Band covering ABBA at the LGBT event Europride 2008 in Stockholm
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Amsterdam's pride parade is held in the canals that surround the city
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London, June 13 (PTI) Monday, June 13, 2011 --> Pop star Lady Gaga continued her crusade for gay rights as she performed in front of thousands at Rome's EuroPride rally. The 25-year-old made a speech during the rally and performed two songs on her piano, including 'Born This...
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For Lady Gaga it doesn’t matter if it is Madison Square Garden or Roma Europride, her performances have the audience screaming. On Saturday night, the entertainer sat down at the piano in front of the large audience at Roma Europride and performed her hit ‘Born This Way.’ While she didn’t forgo her...
Lady Gaga leads EuroPride rally
12 Jun 2011
NZ Herald
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The Daily Mail
Gay pride: Nick Herbert was sent to the Europride 2010 parade in Warsaw David Cameron sent openly gay Justice Minister Nick Herbert to the Europride 2010 gay parade in Warsaw. Why so? Perhaps to offset the Conservatives becoming allies in the EU of Poland's Law and Justice Party, which is considered...
The Independent
To anyone who pictures Warsaw as a cold, grey, conservative city, yesterday offered an antidote: a 15,000-strong, all-singing, all-dancing gay pride parade partied its way through the Polish capital. As if to underscore the reversal of stereotypes, they did so in blazing sunshine and 34C heat. The...
Europride
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Europride is a pan-European international event dedicated to LGBT pride, hosted by a different European city each year. The host city is usually one with an established gay pride event or a significant LGBT community.
For up to a fortnight, numerous sporting and artistic events are staged throughout the host city. Europride usually culminates during a weekend with a traditional Mardi Gras-style pride parade, live music, special club nights, and an AIDS memorial vigil.
History
.]] Europride was inaugurated in London in 1992, attended by estimated crowds of over 100,000. The following year, Berlin hosted the festivities. When Amsterdam hosted Europride in 1994, it turned into a financial disaster, leaving debts of approximately 450,000 euros. In 1996, Europride moved to Copenhagen, where it enjoyed strong support from city leaders. The organizers were successful on all fronts and even managed to achieve a financial surplus.Paris hosted Europride in 1997. The festival had numerous commercial sponsors and was widely hailed as a success. During the parade, over 300,000 people marched to the Bastille. Stockholm was the host city in 1998. London was to host Europride again in 1999, but the event was canceled when the organizers went bankrupt.
In 2000, Worldpride replaced Europride. The event took place in Rome and was well-attended by gays and lesbians from all over the world. After initially supporting the event, city leaders pulled their support just days before due to pressure exerted by the Vatican, which was organizing the Roman Catholic 2000 Jubilee.
Vienna hosted the 2001 Europride, drawing large crowds from Central and Eastern Europe. In 2002, Köln, Germany, held the then-biggest ever Europride; officials estimated crowds to number well over one million. Europride was hosted by Manchester, UK in 2003, and Hamburg in 2004. Oslo hosted it in 2005, with Ian McKellen as the guest of honour.
London hosted the event in 2006, organizing a two-week festival culminating in a parade on the final day (1 July) in which marchers were invited to walk down Oxford Street, one of the city's busiest shopping streets, the first time they had been legally allowed to do so in the parade's history. The parade was attended by London mayor Ken Livingstone, Tory MP Alan Duncan, human rights campaigner Peter Tatchell, and the first transgender MEP, Italian Vladimir Luxuria.
Following the parade, events were held in three of the capital's squares: a rally in Trafalgar Square attended by guest speaker Ian McKellen, and entertainment in Leicester and Soho Squares. Europride 2006 marked the first time that London's main pride rally and entertainment areas were staged within the city itself, rather than in open parks.
In 2007, Madrid hosted Europride, which took place in Chueca, the capital's gay village, during the last week in June. Madrid was chosen because of the gay marriage and gender identity laws Spain had passed during the previous two years. More than 1.2 million people attended the final parade as it passed through the downtown streets of Alcalá, and Gran Vía, ending up at Plaza de España. For the first time, Madrid City Hall contributed financing to the MADO (Madrid Orgullo) organization. In addition, a private event, the Infinitamentegay Party, took place in Casa de Campo Park.
In 2008, the Stockholm Pride organization organized Europride 2008, held from 25 June to 3 August in Stockholm, a decade after hosting Europride 1998.
Zurich hosted Europride in 2009 with a month-long roster of events from 2 May to 7 June, culminating in a parade through downtown Zurich on 6 June.
The 2010 event was held in Warsaw, Poland. Organizers prepared multifaceted events between July 9 to 18. The Parade took place on July 17. It marked the first time this paneuropean LGBT celebration took place in a former communist country. The Warsaw Europride formulated, as its main theme, a demand for legalization of same sex civil partnerships.
The current applicants of the 2013 Europride are Marseille and Tel Aviv.
World Pride
EPOA has decided that a World Pride event held in Europe also automatically carries the title of Europride.The first edition of World Pride was held in Rome in 2000 (see above). The second Worldpride was held in Jerusalem in 2005-2006.
London, also hosting the 2012 Summer Olympics, beat out other candidate city Stockholm in the fall of 2008 to hold Worldpride 2012, which will be held from 23 June to 8 July.
Host cities
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