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SUMMARY:Uncovering trans histories: a roundtable
LOCATION:Instituto Cervantes of London
DESCRIPTION:Romancero Books with the support of the Office for Cultural and
  Scientific Affairs of the Spanish Embassy in London\, AC/E Programme for 
 the Internalisation of Spanish Culture presents the VI London Festival of 
 Queer Spanish Culture Romancero Books and SRUK-CERU present: Uncovering tr
 ans histories: a roundtableEvent curated by Iago Mora Arcas and Moisés Fe
 rnández-Cano(LGBTQI+ Group SRUK/CERU) Mónica Morado (EUI) - Early Modern
  Iberian trans histories / Historias trans de la Península en los siglos 
 XVI-XVII Pablo Ferrer Cobelo (UMA) - Carmen Xtravaganza: a story of ballro
 om\, flamenco and military imaginaries\, from Andalusia to Paris is Burnin
 g Alba M. Gálvez (UMU) - Putting together an archive of drag king practic
 es in Spain Patricio Simonetto (Leeds) - Transatlantic trans cultures and 
 body technologies in the 20th century / Culturas\, tecnologías del cuerpo
  y redes travesti a ambos lados del Atlántico en el siglo XX Bios:Mónica
  Morado is a historian of the Early Modern and Baroque Iberian peninsula\,
  focusing on gender practices and sexual indeterminacy in the period. She 
 is a PhD candidate at the European University Institute (Florence) and her
  work has been published in outlets like Gender & History and the book Nef
 ando Imperio (2025). She is part of the organizing committee of the LGTB+ 
 History Month in Spain. Pablo Ferrer Cobelo is a historian of queer realit
 ies in military contexts\, whose work has also focused on artistic and com
 munity practices like ballroom. He is a PhD candidate at the University of
  Malaga\, where he explores these topics through the figure of Carmen Xtra
 vaganza and the US military base of Rota. Alba M. Gálvez and Joi are inte
 rdisciplinary researchers combining linguistics\, performance art and arch
 ival work to uncover hidden queer affects during the Franco regime. They a
 re a Lecturer at the University of Murcia\, and the author of the book Cab
 aret utópico de posguerra (2026). They are also the co-founder of the fir
 st archive of drag king practices in Spain\, and take part in different di
 ssemination initiatives. Patricio Simonetto is one of the leading historia
 ns in the field of Latin American trans and travesti histories. He is the 
 author of several academic books including Money Isn’t Everything (2024)
  and A Body of One’s Own: A trans history of Argentina (2024)\, which re
 ceived the Sylvia Rivera Award (CLAGS) and was named Best Book in Social S
 ciences for the Latin American Studies Association. He is an Associate Pro
 fessor at the University of Leeds and previously held positions at UCL and
  CONICET. Event in EnglishYou can see the other festival's events from thi
 s link:https://www.romancerobooks-store.co.uk/vi-lfqsc-fcqel-2026\n\nBolet
 os: https://www.outsavvy.com/event/39612/uncovering-trans-histories-a-roun
 dtable
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