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A Universal History of the Afterparty
Leo Felipe
When I entered the crowded garage, I noticed there were few white people in the place. Everybody danced as if the world would end before the party did. The looks were great, and the crowd, uninhibited, was doing the funk moves known as sarrada. At Base, things still hadn’t picked up—only a few technocrats were moving on the dance floor as if they were still warming up for the big race. Meanwhile, O Bronx was already on fire!
e-flux Journal
Posted: December 13, 2022
Category
Music, Latin America, Gender
Subjects
Queer Art & Theory, Transgender, Blackness