The Girasol party, part of The Week, took place last Saturday afternoon (9), at Clube Nacional, in São Paulo.
The party is the biggest among those that take place during Gay Pride week. It is the one that receives the most crowds and is certainly one of the liveliest.
This year's edition was designed around the possibility of rain. An immense tent, very high, was erected over the track. As a result, the stage couldn't be as grand as in the 2009 and 2010 editions, as it had to be the same height as the tent, but it was still much better than last year's. The composition of the LEDs guaranteed a very cool visual effect.
The sound was a separate case. DJ Vlad opened the track and soon passed the ball to Russell Small, from the duo Freemasons. Whenever he comes, the Englishman rocks and this time was no different. You just had to talk to anyone on the dance floor to see how much the DJ's sound pleased you. Pop, boiled and with great quality. The face of the party.
Next it was the turn of Mexican Isaac Escalante. Isaac also always does very well. Even with a heavier sound than Russel's, he managed to keep the crowd excited. To finish, he also had DJ Morais, resident of The Week. The party didn't end until half past midnight, with the National Club still packed.
From there, many headed to The Week, which had a super-ultra-mega packed night with the sounds of DJs Chris Cox and Peter Rauhofer. On Sunday, there was more partying at the Clube Nacional. With less audience than on Saturday, the last party of Eterna Festiva featured good sets from Renato Cecin, Phil Romano and Paulo Pacheco.
In the album you can see more photos of Girasol.
