Padre Guilherme's Rave Honors Pope Francis

0:00It's April 19, entertainment and celebrity news. Today starts now, AI-powered and trending. A DJ priest named Guiharme Pejiotto lit up Buenos Aires with a massive rave honoring Pope Francis exactly one year after the post-death in April, 2025. Dressed in full priestly robes and headphones, he spun technobetes mixed with religious tunes for two hours straight at historic Plaza de Mayo. Giant screens flashed images of Pope Francis, Pope John Paul II, and white doves while crowds danced under laser lights. Pejiotto, ordained back in 1999, started DJing as a side gig to fund his parish back in the 2000s. He kept it low-key at first, dodging photos to avoid church backlash, but Pope Francis changed everything with calls to hit the streets and embrace, the edges. Catholics, agnostics, young and old, packed the square, calling it a steel compared to pricey club nights like 150, euros in Ibiza.

1:02A 54-year-old spaniard named Jason's Martín said it beat BIP tabs up to 2000 euros, and even a 17-year-old non-believer named. Ilyana Gonzalez emitted the vibes were fire. Now a global star, Padre Guiharme, boasts 2.8 million Instagram followers and over 220,000 monthly Spotify streams. He's rock spots from Spain's Medusa Festival and Mexico's Dreamfields to her Ibiza, dropping hits like El Granode Mostasa alongside remixes of Bad, Bunny and Queen. Through pounding bass lines, he's pushing Pope Francis's vibe of peace and joy to non-church kids amid smoke and strobes, proving faith can groove without the old walls.