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Drag King Performer in Madrid Redefines Gender Through Stage Act

Elena Fernandez, performing as Ken Panada, is part of a growing community of drag kings in Madrid. The performer uses stage routines to explore gender expression.

May 20, 7:55 AM(54 days ago)·1m read1 source

Drag King Performer in Madrid Redefines Gender Through Stage Act

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Elena Fernandez performs under the stage name Ken Panada in Madrid. She is part of a community of drag kings who use performance to explore gender. The article states that Fernandez is taking drag in a different direction from traditional acts.

It describes her as one of several performers redefining gender through performance. No specific dates, audience numbers, or performance venues are provided in the report.

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