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Movie poster for Viva 16 with portraits of Ronnie Salazar and Mahogany and other text promoting the video
Black and white image of performer in elaborate silk robe and dramatic makeup, behind them a backdrop with stars and balloons
Blck and white image performer on stage in long dress, heels, and long satin stole, arms held aloft mouth open wide in song
2 figures in front of bright stage light. Young latino man facing femme performer holding microphone
Two femme-presenting latina singers in matching blue sequined outfits on stage behind them stage deorated in stars and foil
Femme-presenting Latina performer on stage in fanciful and glittering top, her mouth wide open in song, stage light shimmering behind her head
Femme-presenting Latina performer backstage crouching to look into broken mirror propped against wall, wearing a frilled bikin top and gauzy white skirt, fixing her hair
Two young Latino men, one looking into camera while tother turned slightly toward the other eyes closed resting his forehead on the others head
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¡Viva 16!

Directed by Augie Robles, Tina Valentin Aguirre

A bilingual documentary made during the onset of the AIDS epidemic in the LGBTQ Latinx community in San Francisco, a testimony to the resilience, love, and hope that emanated from 16th Street.

Plays in

Text reads "Queer Third Spaces: Resurgence and Resilience, Sunday 4. 21 5:30 PM–9 PM, The Stud SF

Queer Third Spaces: Resurgence and Resilience

In conversation with a 2017 SFUFF Program on the demise of queer bars in the Mission District, this program will celebrate how LGBTQ+ communities work tirelessly in spite of structural forces to keep them and their allies oppressed.

Dates & Times

Past

The STUD

Sun, Apr 21
 5:30 pm