Madonna, the queen of international pop, acted by surprise last New Year’s Eve with her son David Blanda in a bar in downtown New York, Stonwall Inn, which in the late sixties became icon of the gay movement.
Madonna paid tribute to the LGTBI movement with two songs and a short speech that the artist herself broadcast on her Twitter account.
“I am proud here, in the place where pride began, so that we never forget the Stonwall riots or those brave ones who got up to say enough,” said Madonna on the pub stage, located in the New York neighborhood of Greenwich Village.
In 1969, protests against a police raid in this place ignited the fuse of the struggle for the rights of the LGTBI collective.
“Tonight we have come together to celebrate 50 years of revolution, fifty years of struggle for freedom, we all bleed the same color and we all need to love and be loved,” added Madonna, who sang accompanied by her son’s success. a prayer “and the song” Can not help falling in love “, which Elvis Presley made famous. (EFEUSA) .-
