Lady Gaga performs for gay rights march
Lady Gaga performed during the Europride gay rights march at the Rome's Circus Maximus.
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Pop idol Lady Gaga concluded a huge European gay rights march in Rome on Saturday night with a call to governments around the world to defend gay rights.
Seen here performing at the capital's ancient Circus Maximus. -
Lady Gaga addressed an estimated one million gay rights activists at the Circus Maximus.
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She showed her support for the cause, saying, "We have the same DNA. We were just 'born this way'," using the title of her latest hit album.
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The controversial singer said homosexuals were “the revolutionaries of love” while appealing for “full equality now” for same-sex couples.
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Millions of Gaga fans waited in the sun for the gig by the World's latest gay icon.
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She wore a sleek black one-shoulder top with a billowing plaid skirt from a collection by the late designer, Gianni Versace.
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Lady Gaga criticised the governments of Lithuania, Russia, Poland, Hungary and others in the Middle East for their failure to grant fundamental human rights to gays.
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The star, whose Born This Way album recently topped 1 million sales in a week, delighted thousands of fans and activists.
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During the show Gaga referred to her Italian roots saying her real name was Stefania Giovanna Angelina Germanotta.
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Activists marched through Rome's historic center before the rally in bright costumes and colourful floats.
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Activists allude to Gaga to make a point.
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The EuroPride march crossed the centre of Rome with many marchers carrying banners with slogans.
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Another group of activists.
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A protestor hold ups a banner saying: “Different People, Same Rights”, “Love is a Human Right”, “Papa No, Gaga Si”.
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