Brazilian gay men

Marcus Majella 

Actor & Comedian

Laughter, they say, is the best medicine. We created five distinct covers, each with its own star and hero color; when stacked, the five spines form a vibrant rainbow. And when he’s not serenading audiences, Johnny showcases his acting chops, further solidifying his place as a multifaceted artist in Brazil’s entertainment industry.

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As a celebrated cartoonist, her work often delves into themes of identity, love, and societal norms. Salete Campari 

Drag Performer & LGBTQ+ Activist

Salete Campari is more than just a name in Brazil’s drag scene; she’s an institution.

Their stories serve as a source of inspiration, a reminder that love, in all its forms, is worth celebrating and fighting for. With her powerful vocals, razor-sharp lyrics, and an unapologetic stage presence, Gloria is redefining what it means to be a drag queen in the modern world. Pabllo Vittar 

Pop Sensation & Drag Superstar

Pabllo Vittar is more than just a name; she’s a phenomenon.

Through his online presence, Federico engages with a generation that’s hungry for representation, offering them stories they can relate to and a platform where they feel seen and heard.

13. But Linn is more than just an artist; she’s a trailblazer. As a transgender woman, her journey has been marked by challenges, but her resilience and talent have propelled her to the forefront of Brazil’s LGBTQ+ movement.

While his physical transformations often grab headlines, it’s his candid conversations about self-love, acceptance, and the challenges of being gay in the public eye that truly inspire. But life had other plans. Through his lens, Leo is not just capturing moments; he’s weaving together the rich tapestry of Brazil’s LGBTQ+ history.

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But his influence goes beyond politics. With impeccable comedic timing and an innate ability to find humor in the everyday, Marcus has become a staple in Brazilian entertainment. Let’s embark on a journey to discover some of these remarkable gay Brazilian figures who are not just shaping the industry but are also redefining societal norms and breaking barriers.

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Taking a deliberately “un-designed” approach, we opted for a hardworking sans serif (Union by Radim Pesko) across the publication to keep imagery and narrative in focus. As a transgender activist and politician, Tertuliana has been at the forefront of the fight for trans rights in Brazil. Through his platform, João continues to champion the cause of education, acceptance, and love, reminding us that true influence goes beyond mere fame.

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Her advocacy, rooted in her personal experiences and challenges as a trans woman, offers a unique perspective on issues of gender, identity, and equality. Laerte Coutinho 

Cartoonist & Trans Rights Advocate

Laerte Coutinho’s art is a reflection of life in all its complexities.

Federico Devito 

Writer & Digital Influencer

In the digital age, voices like Federico Devito’s are essential. His journey from academia to television has inspired countless Brazilians to chase their dreams, no matter how diverse or unconventional they might be.

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