Bisexuality exists, but is it visible enough? It has been announced that Zahara, which this year has published ‘slow tenderness’, will be in charge of the proclamation of the LGTBIQ+ pride of Jaén, which receives the ingenious name of “Jaén loses oil.”
The singer has explained to Shangay that they asked her to give the proclamation as an ally of the collective, given the enormous amount of LGTBIQ+ public that is usually seen in her concerts. For example, he says in the collective: «For me they are superimporters, they make me feel a queen and I know that if I fall, they will always hold me. I can be touching my tits and pussy, feeling a goddess, without having to think that I am seducting any man. Without feeling judged or a slut, or believing that someone wants to rape me. They raise me, they shout me “say, queen, say” and I feel happy and in my safe place. “
However, he wanted to point to the organization of Jaén’s pride that he is not going exactly as an ally, but that he really belongs to the collective: «It has been very beautiful to tell you that I am bisexual, because I have always been read as a hetero, I have not made it publicly publicly, I have kept it in a low profile and also now I have a relationship with a man. But I have lived that repression of my own and that questioning of bisexual people. Am I? Am I enough? My proclamation will go that I have felt good as an ally and how this process of suppressing my own desire (bisexual), sharing it in a place and shouting at 4 winds »has been.
In the same interview, another interesting headline has left about the few women or people LGTBIQ+ that are seen in the festivals posters: «Why are Carazador or Jimena yellow are not in those same festivals, when they move a lot of people and have amazing projects? Does people not tire of seeing that Zahara is the only aunt throughout the poster? Because I do ».
Among the occasions when Zahara has recognized his bisexuality but went unnoticed was an interview with the Spain newspaper last February: «Lately I look quite a lot in the expressions of love within the collective. Although I am bisexual, they do not read me as such. In the face of society I am a heterosexual woman, so I do not suffer that look. What exhausting is that your own existence becomes pure activism. I applaud them, I want to be with Elles. You have to get your shoulder as possible.
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