La Más Orgullosa is an annual drag festival organized by the producers of La Más Draga that is held in June in order to coincide with and celebrate Pride Month. The event features numerous performances from competitors and crew members of the show, as well as from other important personalities within the LGBT+ scene of the country.[1]
Editions[]
Throughout the next couple of weeks, the rest of the lineup was unveiled in batches of two, having their originally shadowed image being revealed on the full poster. The lineup ended up consisting of every past winner and host of the show, several past alumni from all seasons and other known LGBT+ personalities from the country. Ricky Lips and La Lore were also announced to be hosting the event.[1]
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Canceled Performances[]
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| Elektra Vandergeld | 
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| La Carrera | 
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| Margaret Y Ya | 
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The second batch of the lineup was unveiled on April 23, 2023, with Mexican artist Fey being announced as one of the headliners of the event. A third and final batch was disclosed on May 23, 2023, with the full poster for the event being uncovered. The event ended up being hosted by Gvajardo and Soro Nasty and featured several surprise performers.[8][9]
Lineup[]
Canceled Performances[]
Gala Varo
Maca Carriedo
Yari Mejía
On June 7, 2024, for the first time in the history of the event, a second date was announced due to popular demand: June 29, 2024. While relatively sharing a very similar lineup, this date featured a few different drag performers.[11]
Lineup[]
June 28, 2024[]
June 29, 2024[]
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| Alexis 3XL | C-Pher | Deseos Fab | Georgiana | La Kyliezz |
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| Letal | Madison Basrey | Mista Boo | Paper Cut | Raquel Martínez |
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| Regina Bronx | Rudy Reyes | Sirena | Soro Nasty | Velvetine |
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| Yari Mejía | ||||
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Canceled Performances[]
| Drag Performer | Date | Reason | |
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| Alexis Mvgler | 
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June 28, 2024 |
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| Rebel Mörk | 
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June 28, 2024 |
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Trivia[]
- Unlike the year before, the producers decided to live-stream the 2023 edition of the event on the official YouTube channel of La Más Draga, although exclusively for members of the channel. However, immediately after the stream ended, the video was blocked in several countries, including Mexico, due to copyright claims.[14]
- The producers announced the day after that they were working on appealing the claim and that it originated from just one performance, although they did not name the performer.[14]
- The stream was reinstated just a few days later, with a short segment from Peke Balderas' performance being silenced. The segment in question originally featured the song Vogue by Madonna, which led to the copyright claim.[15]
- Currently, a total of eleven drag performers have been featured in the main lineup of all the editions of the event: Alexis 3XL, Aviesc Who?, C-Pher, Deborah La Grande, Georgiana, Gvajardo, Letal, Madison Basrey, Paper Cut, Rudy Reyes and Sirena.
- Velvetine is the first, and currently only, drag performer to be part of the main lineup of this event and later be cast on a season of La Más Draga.
Videos[]
LA MÁS ORGULLOSA
LA MÁS ORGULLOSA - 2022 EDITION
LA MÁS ORGULLOSA - 2023 EDITION
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| See also: | Winners • Runners-Up • La Más Querida • La Más Volada • La Más Votada • Lip Sync Performances • Challenge Winners • Maxi Challenge • Mini Challenge • Who Should Go Home Tonight? • Los Venenos • Judges • El Escenario Principal • El Camerino NYX • Crown • La Más Orgullosa • Que Suene El Tacón | ||||||||||||||||||
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