The Orgullo de Sevilla 2026 left one of its most commented moments with the unexpected encounter between La Húngara and Conchita Wurst, two of the most powerful names on the musical lineup of this edition. The scene, captured and disseminated by the artist and content creator Samantha Ballentines, has quickly become one of the most viral moments of the event.
The video shows both artists sharing a brief but close greeting in the midst of the festive atmosphere, in which La Húngara briefly intones in the backstage part of the traditional flamenco rumba song Ali Ali o to the former Eurovision winner in 2014, Conchita Wurst, within the framework of the Pride celebrations in the Sevillian city. The naturalness of the encounter and the complicity between them has generated numerous comments on social networks, where users have celebrated the crossing between two very different but very recognized figures within the musical panorama and the LGTBIQ+ collective.
The moment occurred during the central days of Sevillian Pride, which this year has brought together national and international artists on different stages spread throughout the city. Among them, Conchita Wurst and La Húngara were part of the lineup of performances in the Alameda de Hércules, one of the epicenters of the celebrations.
Samantha Ballentines, present at the event, was in charge of recording the moment and sharing it later, contributing to the viralization of the encounter. The drag queen, a regular at Pride events and known for her presence on television and social networks, has turned the video into one of the most commented contents of the weekend.
Orgullo de Sevilla thus continues to consolidate itself as one of the most multitudinous LGTBIQ+ events in Southern Europe, combining music, spectacle, and viral moments that transcend the stage and are amplified on social networks.
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