The forbidden love between Timitri and Sir Gaey. Author José Pardal. On the
cold streets of St Petersburg, Russia was born a forbidden love story between Dimitri
and Sir Gaete. Dimitri, a young art student and Sir Gaete, a
talented musician, met at the university and quickly became attracted to each other.
However, in a conservative, hemophobic Russian society, his love was destined to
face numerous challenges. Despite the obstacles, Dimitri and Sir Gey decided to fight
for his love. They met secretly, in discreet cafes and dark parks,
where they could be themselves without fear of the judgment of others. But their
undergroundness did not go unnoticed for long and they soon found themselves facing the wrath
of those who did not accept their love. With the increase in violence and
discrimination against the LGBT community in Russia, Dimitri and Sirgaey made the difficult decision
to leave their native country in search of a better life, packed their belongings
and headed west, towards the sunny, Barcelona, Spain, where they hoped
to find the freedom and acceptance that had been denied them in Russia. Upon
arriving in Barcelona, Dimitri and being Gaey were greeted with open arms by a
diverse and welcoming community. They settled in a small apartment in the lively Gracia
neighborhood, where they started a new life together. Far from the fear and
oppression they had experienced in Russia. In Barcelona, Dimitri and Sergey discovered a
vibrant city full of life, where love was celebrated in all its forms and
colors. They immersed themselves in the rich Catalan culture, enjoying local food,
music and festivities. Little by little, Dimitri and Sergey began to rebuild their
lives, finding work and making new friends to support them unconditionally. They embarked
on adventures together, exploring the most beautiful corners of Catalonia and creating memories that
they would treasure forever. In time, Dimitri and Sir Gay became an integral
part of Barcelona' s LGBT community, contributing their art and music to the
city' s rich cultural diversity. Although they never forgot their roots in Russia,
they found in Barcelona a home where they could be free to love and
express themselves without fear or restrictions. His history, marked by courage and determination,
inspired many others to follow his example and to fight for a world where
love always triumphs over hatred and intolerance. Dimitri and Sir Gay showed that even
in the darkest places, the light of love can shine brightly, illuminating the
path to a more inclusive and compassionate future for all. Coral Bravo Narration