Origins, commodification, and significance of Berlin's Love Parade

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Carnival serves as a vibrant platform for cultural expression, marked by revelry and communal celebration. This seminar paper explores the Love Parade in Berlin, tracing its evolution from a modest DJ birthday party in 1989 to a major global event, attracting millions. The study delves into the cultural production, commodification, and political implications of this phenomenon, highlighting its role as a voice for the techno and rave scene, often associated with Generation X. The Love Parade's international expansion reflects its significance in contemporary carnival culture.