Fever: House of Roma – Prague Pride Official Afterparty
Roma queer wildness like nowhere else – only at Prague Pride!
House of Roma is serving up fierce and electrifying queer performers you rarely get to see – but absolutely should. Because they deserve to be heard, seen, and to shine. No standing awkwardly by the wall here – this party is all about breaking barriers and dancing through them. Everyone is part of this fabulous ride. Get ready for an unapologetic explosion of joy that’ll shake up Radost.
Host
Princezna Arabela – Daniel Koki, who – just for this magical night – will appear as Princess Arabela, is a host, singer, artist, and so much more… but to truly understand, you’ll have to experience it for yourself. Literally. She says that music has been with her throughout her whole life – guiding, empowering, and inspiring her every step of the way.
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Chill-out zone available. You can also look forward to a midnight surprise.
LINE UP
10:00 PM – 11:00 PM DJ Gadjo
11:00 PM – 11:05 PM Princezna Arabela
11:05 PM – 11:45 PM David Kraus & Gipsy Brothers special guest Pavlína Matiová
11:45 PM – 12:00 AM Princezna Arabela
12:00 AM – 12:30 AM Marsell Bendig
12:30 AM – 3:00 AM DJ CaValli
3:00 AM – 6:00 AM DJ Gadjo
DJ Gadjo CZ
DJ Gadjo CZ has been a long-time voice on Radio 1, where he hosts the show Všechny hudby světa (All the Music of the World). He regularly performs in clubs across London, Hamburg, Berlin, and throughout the Czech and Slovak Republics. His sound flows across world music, Balkan beats, Latin grooves, jazz, and old-school funky disco. He’s a familiar face at global music festivals like Mighty Sounds, where rhythm and culture collide.
David Kraus & Gipsy Brothers
David Kraus and Milan Šenki founded the band Gipsy Brothers with the goal of bringing Roma music and culture closer to wider audiences. David Kraus has a deep love for Roma music and its fiery spirit. He collaborates with Roma musicians and is especially beloved and respected by Roma audiences themselves. The band includes legendary figures from the Czech Roma music scene, including members of the iconic band Bengas.
Pavlína Matiová
Singer and actor Pavlína Matiová (1988) was born in Roudnice nad Labem into a Roma family of musicians. She graduated from a pedagogical high school and is a trained vocalist from the conservatory. She’s a proud member of the Ara Art theatre collective and has appeared in major venues like the Vinohrady Theatre, Hybernia Theatre, Karlín Musical Theatre, and the Prague Congress Centre in various musical productions. Pavlína is also the first Romani woman to perform as a soloist at the prestigious Rudolfinum in Prague. She continues her artistic journey with Ara Art, collaborates with Grammy Award-winner Oran Etkin, and pours her soul into her own musical projects.
Marsell Bendig
Marcel Bendig is an actor, singer, and a dazzling presence of the young queer generation. His music is a colorful fusion of pop, R&B, and Roma roots – and his performances are energetic, playful, and full of heart. He brings an unapologetic authenticity to the stage that breaks down stereotypes and celebrates radical self-expression. His appearance at the Prague Pride afterparty promises an untamed show and a vibe you won’t forget.
DJ CaValli
DJ CaValli has been rocking the club scene for around 15 years with an electrifying mix of clubbing, house, techno, and Latin house. Off the dancefloor, he’s a proud spider and scorpion dad (yes, really!) and works as a high school teacher.
Entrance fee – 290 CZK pre-sale, 350 CZK on site (pre-sale starts soon)
extra cloakroom fee 50 CZK on site
Accessibility – no entry with your own alcohol and drinks, weapons and sharp or otherwise dangerous objects
Vibe check – large capacity event (more than 200 people, high possibility of physical contact), loud event, seating options, indoors
Trigger warnings – flashing lights
Organized by – ARA Art and Prague Pride
ARA ART, z.s. is a non-profit organization based in the Czech Republic that focuses on uplifting and advocating for the rights of LGBT+ Roma communities. Its mission is to champion the recognition and protection of human rights for Roma LGBT+ individuals while working towards a more inclusive and equitable society. One of ARA ART’s top priorities is addressing intersectional discrimination and violence experienced by LGBT+ Roma people and offering support and resources to those affected.
Prague Pride Festival is celebrating its 15th edition this year. The program features around two hundred events, ranging from lectures and discussions to sports, karaoke, and dance. Part of the program is designed and produced by the organizing team itself; the rest is curated by non-profit organizations, companies, and passionate individuals who contribute to creating one of the largest cultural events in the Czech Republic. The theme of Prague Pride Festival 2025 is “Where Is My Home?”
