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PRIDE CDMX

6.25.16

Mexico City's annual Pride march is one of the largest in Latin America, drawing hundreds of thousands of participants through the streets of the historic center. Rodrigo Gaya Villar documented the celebration as part of his ongoing street documentary work in CDMX — capturing the color, energy, and community of an event that has grown into a defining moment of the city's cultural calendar.

Gayaman Visual Studio, LLC

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DSCA9836.JPG, Photograph from the afternoon covering Mexico City's Pride Festival which flowed via Avenida Reforma to Centro Historico on June 25, 2016. Photographs by freelance documentary photographer Rodrigo Gaya Villar.
DSCA0166.JPG - Photograph from the afternoon covering Mexico City's Pride Festival which flowed via Avenida Reforma to Centro Historico on June 25, 2016. Photographs by freelance documentary photographer Rodrigo Gaya Villar.
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DSCA0066.JPG - Photograph from the afternoon covering Mexico City's Pride Festival which flowed via Avenida Reforma to Centro Historico on June 25, 2016. Photographs by freelance documentary photographer Rodrigo Gaya Villar.
DSCA9871.JPG - Photograph from the afternoon covering Mexico City's Pride Festival which flowed via Avenida Reforma to Centro Historico on June 25, 2016. Photographs by freelance documentary photographer Rodrigo Gaya Villar.
DSCA9774.JPG - Photograph from the afternoon covering Mexico City's Pride Festival which flowed via Avenida Reforma to Centro Historico on June 25, 2016. Photographs by freelance documentary photographer Rodrigo Gaya Villar.
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DSCA0364.JPG - Photograph from the afternoon covering Mexico City's Pride Festival which flowed via Avenida Reforma to Centro Historico on June 25, 2016. Photographs by freelance documentary photographer Rodrigo Gaya Villar.
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