DS Bi-monthly Event IG Description

Amoresss exciteddd to host another fresh caliente caliente edition, back again with our bi-monthly tropical sweaty ritual of Afro Perreo: TWERK TEMPLE at the v loved @dsuperstore. Bringing a sexy different proposition to the scene, a fusion of Tropical Bass Booty Bangers and goddess MCs celebrating Afro Latinx Caribbean music advocating for cultural representation, appreciation, and safe spaces for all queens and qpoc bbs to be unapologetically themselves. From the community to the community! (Big love to Superstores welfare team, who will be looking out for the safety and comfort of all customers, artists and staff all night).

Expect our usual wide range of queer tropical pxssy djs, gogos and mcs throughout the night!

LINE-UP TBA!!

So stay tune bbs

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SOOO GET READY BRUJASSS TO SHAKE YOUR CULO AND THE SUPERSTORE ONCE MOREEE

Popola is committed to creating a party spirit where everyone feels welcome, and no black/brown queers or any queen feel dismissed, excluded, discriminated against, or harassed. Thanks everyone that keeps supporting us

Nos vemosssssss

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Mama Biashara
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